Are you actually, genuinely asking a question about the application and meaning of words
in different contexts or are you just being a bit silly?
I'm torn between the two to be fair.
Posted By: norway on April 23rd 2014 at 17:47:51
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- Ive never heard of "slope" in this context. Does that mean we shouldn't refer to someone (General Chat) - CB41, Apr 23, 17:38:00
- No because that's a different use of the word (n/m) (General Chat) - asics_kit, Apr 23, 18:40:03
- Ah, cushtie (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Apr 23, 19:31:00
- Are you actually, genuinely asking a question about the application and meaning of words (General Chat) - norway, Apr 23, 17:47:51
- As I hadn't heard of it in the first context, I didn't know whether (General Chat) - CB41, Apr 23, 19:33:23
- slope was a reference to Vietnamese/ koreans , it's American, if he was'nt popular he'd be (General Chat) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Apr 23, 17:43:21
- No because that's a different use of the word (n/m) (General Chat) - asics_kit, Apr 23, 18:40:03
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