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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] It does mean that, and I will continue to use it that way, seeing as it is the correct meaning, as will the vast majority of people. However, you of course are free to not use it that way.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] I will be using it the correct way, but you are free to use it incorrectly, it won't change anything.
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] You seem a little confused. I've already explained that it is the correct usage.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] Based on your own logic. You can live in your fantasy world but the rest of the world won't use it that way.
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] I have personal experience backing me up. You're just pulling random definitions out of... what? The internet? You can't believe everything you see online.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] And you're on the internet. Thus, your argument is invalid. :3
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] I never said you had to believe me. But my understanding of the phrase comes from empirical experience, while yours comes from the internet.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] Your meaning of the phrase is something you literally just made up after I said it, probably being the first time you ever heard it.
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] Okay, now you're just pulling shit out of your ass. That statement is 100% untrue.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] Its called context clues. it couldnt mean that in the situation it was used
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] It means different things in different situations.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] Verb
do a bunk
(UK, slang, idiomatic) To escape or flee, especially under incriminating circumstances.
do a bunk
(UK, slang, idiomatic) To escape or flee, especially under incriminating circumstances.
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] Clearly not when you're referring to mattresses and intercourse with them.
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whataloser (05/08/2013) [-] I can think of like, twenty situations off the top of my head, that I have seen where it was used in that way to describe circumstances which were occurring before my eyes.
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Technicolor (05/08/2013) [-] k well you can use it that way, but its not what it means
