messing/screwing/fuking with

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Hi Group,

I just wanna know this tricky question "messing/screwing/fuking with" is the same thing, for me means I'm just kidding/teasing with you, but I don't know for sure, if I am right or not?. I heard sentences like "No, I'm just messing/screwing/fuking with you" Can someone help me out?

Thanks in advance,
Antonio.
 

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Antonio said:
Hi Group,

I just wanna know this tricky question "messing/screwing/fuking with" is the same thing, for me means I'm just kidding/teasing with you, but I don't know for sure, if I am right or not?. I heard sentences like "No, I'm just messing/screwing/fuking with you" Can someone help me out?

Thanks in advance,
Antonio.

Also, playing around with you, joking around with you.
 
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Following the same example I heard a sentence like this "Don't fuck with me Gavin, I'm not fucking with you Sir" means "don't play games with me" or what are they trying to say?

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Antonio
 

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Antonio said:
"Don't fuck with me Gavin. I'm not fucking with you Sir" means, "don't play games with me"?

Thanks in advance,
Antonio

Yes. That's correct. Don't play (head) games with me. Don't lie to me/to give me the wrong information.
 

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Do not mess with me or I will clean your clock!
 

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Don't mess with me or you are brown bread!
 

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In Cockney Rhyming Slang 'brown bread' means 'dead', so it is much the same as 'toast'. ;-)
 

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tdol said:
In Cockney Rhyming Slang 'brown bread' means 'dead', so it is much the same as 'toast'. ;-)

Kewl 8)

brown bread = dead
brown toast = muddy ghost :?: :lol: :lol:
 

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I'll try in in the rubadub to see if it catches on. :lol:
 
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