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Tara2 Posted 7 years ago
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A face full of glass hurts like hell

Cobb wants to do a new job for that he needs a new architecture (Adriane). But first he should explain everything to her to be able to design dreams. For this they need to take her in a dream. but in dream she don't know that they are dreaming, she thinks every thing is real first. What does "a face full of glass hurts like hell" mean? COBB: So... how did we end up at this restaurant?ARIADNE: We came here from...COBB: How did we get here? Where are we?ARIADNE: Oh my God. We're dreaming.COBB: Stay calm. We're actually asleep in the workshop. This is your first lesson in shared dreaming, remember?

<Ariadne is WIPED FROM HER SEAT BY A MASSIVE BLAST. Ariadne JOLTS awake.>

COBB: And a face full of glass hurts like hell, doesn't it? While we're in it, it's real. Inception, movie
  

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Tara2 hurts like **** Adding "like ****" to most verbs gives them the meaning of "very much", "extremely intensely" in this case. hurts like **** ~ is extremely painful fight like ****, run like ****, paddle like ****, try like ****, ... "like ****" (or anything with "****") is not usually considered the sort of expression you would say around anyone except close friends, and then only if they are comfortable hearing somewhat coarse language.

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  • Tara2 hurts like **** Adding "like ****" to most verbs gives them the meaning of "very much", "extremely intensely" in this case.
  • hurts like **** ~ is extremely painful fight like ****, run like ****, paddle like ****, try like ****, ...
  • "like ****" (or anything with "****") is not usually considered the sort of expression you would say around anyone except close friends, and then only if they are comfortable hearing somewhat coarse language.
  • Tara2 a face full of glass If something made of glass is thrown violently against someone's face, the glass will shatter and injure them.
  • Many of the shards of glass will be embedded in their face, and there will be blood all over.
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Tara2hurts like ****

Adding "like ****" to most verbs gives them the meaning of "very much", "extremely intensely" in this case.

hurts like **** ~ is extremely painful

fight like ****, run like ****, paddle like ****, try like ****, ...

"like ****" (or anything with "****") is not usually considered the sort of expression you would

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