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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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I think you need a girlfriend!
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00 A few days ago, I posted a rather serious question on some forum somewhere in the Internet. There was a response from someone who knows that I am single at the moment, which I didn't quite understand. The response was: "I think you need a girlfriend!", could you kindly explain the meaning of this expression to me? Does it has any special meaning? Is it a British English? 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance! 02 br
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00 Karo 0-
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00 A few days ago, I posted a rather serious question on some forum somewhere in the Internet. There was a response from someone who knows that I am single at the moment, which I didn't quite understand. The response was: "I think you need a girlfriend!", could you kindly explain the meaning of this expression to me? Does it has any special meaning? Is it a British English? 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance! 02 br
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0 That person was probably making a somewhat sarcastic joke. 0-
- 0 That person was probably making a somewhat sarcastic joke.
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0 Hi Karo, and as Philip already said, welcome to the forums. 02 br
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00 You should know that if you post a message without being signed it, it won't appear right away. But if you post it again after you do sign in, you will have TWO threads on the same topic. That means, that two sets of people will answer your question (and then sometimes we get mad because we put our time
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00 You should know that if you post a message without being signed it, it won't appear right away. But if you post it again after you do sign in, you will have TWO threads on the same topic. That means, that two sets of people will answer your question (and then sometimes we get mad because we put our time
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