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AlexandreAnother Posted 17 years ago
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"for more than..."?

When I want a meaningless fling ranging to fuck buddy I can find a guy to screw but then all the sudden they are deeply infatuated with me & I can't, frankly, stand them as a person for more than the drunken conversation over beers & sex talk.

"For more than the drunken conversation"? "drunken conversation" is that correct????????? It doesn't seem correct to me.
  

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AlexandreAnother "drunken conversation" is that correct?? Yes. It's conversation between participants who are drunk.

— CalifJim

  • AlexandreAnother "drunken conversation" is that correct??
  • Yes.
  • It's conversation between participants who are drunk.
  • CJ
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AlexandreAnother"drunken conversation" is that correct??
Yes. It's conversation between participants who are drunk.

CJ
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Is drunken conversation is taken as a specific lenght of time or just an action?
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I often hear things like "I cant stand him for more than 15 min 1 hour 1 day" and so on but I never hear I can't stand him for a conversation. Is conversation taken as a duration?
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AlexandreAnotherIs conversation taken as a duration?
It's implied. Yes.

He's OK for the time it takes to converse with him, but after that, I can't stand him.

CJ
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Thank you I have been really puzzled
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