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25-Feb-2009, 02:31
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 Meaning of a phrase |
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25-Feb-2009, 03:27
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| Re: Meaning of a phrase This phrase is a taboo! Bastard is a very offensive word for someone, especially a man, who you think is unpleasant. Do not use this word Old-fashioned: Someone who was born to parents who were not married I hope I helped you |
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25-Feb-2009, 04:18
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| Re: Meaning of a phrase When someone says that, they are swearing at you. They are calling you a name OR they are teasing you and putting a label on you. What was the situation? He: I'm going to wear this hat to the party She: You fool! He: Hey you, how about a kiss? She: You creep! |
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