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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Fair's better than most
In the American drama, "Lie to me", there is an episode.
LOKER
I have no chance with you. None.
No way...Do I have any chance with
you?
TORRES
You always tell the truth?
LOKER
Always.
TORRES
How good are you in bed?
LOKER
(shrugging)
Fair.
TORRES
Fair’s better than most.
*******
Fair's better than most.... What does this mean? Does she it's enough? or It is just slightly better than average and she does not approve.
LOKER
I have no chance with you. None.
No way...Do I have any chance with
you?
TORRES
You always tell the truth?
LOKER
Always.
TORRES
How good are you in bed?
LOKER
(shrugging)
Fair.
TORRES
Fair’s better than most.
*******
Fair's better than most.... What does this mean? Does she it's enough? or It is just slightly better than average and she does not approve.
Top answer
'Fair in bed' is a better rating than most other men/women . )
- 'Fair in bed' is a better rating than most other men/women .
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'Fair in bed' is a better rating than most other men/women. (What *** are these speakers?)
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Thanks a lot, Mister Micawber....
I forgot to log in...
Loker is a man and Torres is a woman.
I understand the meaning of the sentences but I don't get what they are trying to say.
Is she saying that he has a chance for her? Or she is saying that, "Fair is only better than most, so not good enough"?
I forgot to log in...
Loker is a man and Torres is a woman.
I understand the meaning of the sentences but I don't get what they are trying to say.
Is she saying that he has a chance for her? Or she is saying that, "Fair is only better than most, so not good enough"?
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