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RJ Posted 14 years ago
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I didn't understand a line from a dialog.
The woman and man went to a doctor and they are sort of happy that the woman is not pregnant. And that is comedy.
Doctor: You are not pregnant.
Man: Well, that did it.
Doctor: I know this probably comes as quite a disappointment.
Man: Yeah. Huge bummer. So disappointing.
Could you please tell me what "Well, that did it." means in there?
The woman and man went to a doctor and they are sort of happy that the woman is not pregnant. And that is comedy.
Doctor: You are not pregnant.
Man: Well, that did it.
Doctor: I know this probably comes as quite a disappointment.
Man: Yeah. Huge bummer. So disappointing.
Could you please tell me what "Well, that did it." means in there?
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Hard to tell exactly. Perhaps 'well, that's the final convincing evidence' or 'well, that proves it'.
- Hard to tell exactly.
- Perhaps 'well, that's the final convincing evidence' or 'well, that proves it'.
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Hard to tell exactly. Perhaps 'well, that's the final convincing evidence' or 'well, that proves it'.
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