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29-Sep-2006, 12:34

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one over the other

Pang in the robes,one over the other.

what does that mean?
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29-Sep-2006, 12:51

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Re: one over the other

where did you get the sentence from? especially the word 'pang'? i thought it's a noun for 'short pain'?

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