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Cahaya Kebahagiaan Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
A box of piss
i would like to know whats mean by this sentence
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the ten commandment dont mean abox of piss in here
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, which is to say "nothing". Although it's certainly not an idiom in the US. It's possible it's a Britishism.
- , which is to say "nothing".
- Although it's certainly not an idiom in the US.
- It's possible it's a Britishism.
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Its meaning would appear to be very similar to "****", "jack squat", "jack ****", etc., which is to say "nothing".
Although it's certainly not an idiom in the US. It's possible it's a Britishism.
Although it's certainly not an idiom in the US. It's possible it's a Britishism.
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Cahaya KebahagiaanI would like to know what is meant by this sentence:I agree with CSnyder about the meaning.
'The ten commandments don't mean a box of **** in here.'
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It's certainly not a British expression.
Rover
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Cahaya Kebahagiaani would like to know whats mean by this sentenceBox of p***. A square container with urine in it. It's very rude to say this.
the ten commandment dont mean abox of **** in here
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