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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
At 1:29, Jack Black seems to be saying:
I actually pulled a situation, a little finagle, pulled some strings...
Is it 'finagle' that he said? If so, it seems to have been used as a noun there. Is this possible?
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Can 'finagle' be a noun?
At 1:29, Jack Black seems to be saying:
I actually pulled a situation, a little finagle, pulled some strings...
Is it 'finagle' that he said? If so, it seems to have been used as a noun there. Is this possible?
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listenever Is it 'finagle' that he said? Yes. listenever If so, it seems to have been used as a noun there.
- listenever Is it 'finagle' that he said?
- Yes.
- listenever If so, it seems to have been used as a noun there.
- Is this possible?
- Yes—informal and common
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listeneverIs it 'finagle' that he said?Yes.
listeneverIf so, it seems to have been used as a noun there. Is this possible?Yes—informal and common
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Thanks.
Actually, I've got one more question.
At 2:07, Jack says:
So it just goes to show, no matter how ******** your dad is, he's still just an embarrassing dad. _________________________________________.
He said something in the blank but Jimmy was laughing so it was hard to figure out what Jack was saying.
Could you tell me what it is?
Actually, I've got one more question.
At 2:07, Jack says:
So it just goes to show, no matter how ******** your dad is, he's still just an embarrassing dad. _________________________________________.
He said something in the blank but Jimmy was laughing so it was hard to figure out what Jack was saying.
Could you tell me what it is?
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listeneverCould you tell me what it is?I can't get it either. Maybe the ending is "...sitting with."?
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