Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
What's the meaning
of roll over here?
"And just because the result was him and Adam getting kicked off the show it doesn't mean he did wrong, only that the Buick execs and Trump are very capable of getting butthurt when people don't roll over on their command."
Thanks a million!
"And just because the result was him and Adam getting kicked off the show it doesn't mean he did wrong, only that the Buick execs and Trump are very capable of getting butthurt when people don't roll over on their command."
Thanks a million!
Top answer
Hi, of roll over here? " The idea is this. Dogs obey orders.
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Hi,
of roll over here?
"And just because the result was him and Adam getting kicked off the show it doesn't mean he did wrong, only that the Buick execs and Trump are very capable of getting butthurt when people don't roll over on their command."
The idea is this.
Dogs obey orders. Dogs lie on t
of roll over here?
"And just because the result was him and Adam getting kicked off the show it doesn't mean he did wrong, only that the Buick execs and Trump are very capable of getting butthurt when people don't roll over on their command."
The idea is this.
Dogs obey orders. Dogs lie on t
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Sorry Clive, I didn't realize that the use of **** could be offensive. May you suggest another word I could use to replace **** in a polite conversation?
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Hi,
In polite conversation, people normally just don't refer to that part of their anatomy.
In polite conversation, people normally just don't refer to that part of their anatomy.
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Anyway, thanks Clive.
Actually, perhaps backside or behind could be used in place of ****.
Actually, perhaps backside or behind could be used in place of ****.
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Hi,
Better. But polite conversation still avoids such references if possible.
I don't mean to be strait-laced about this.Many younger people, for example, use the word '****' a great deal, without realizing that some older people don't like it.
Better. But polite conversation still avoids such references if possible.
I don't mean to be strait-laced about this.Many younger people, for example, use the word '****' a great deal, without realizing that some older people don't like it.
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Really? I'm amazed quite frankly because I've seen a lot of older people converse this way. Anyway, I'll take note of it.
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