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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

I'll bet a tizzy the French win.

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01font00I'll bet 01font00a tizzy02font00 the French win.02font0-
  

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0No idea. A tizzy isn't something you can bet (as far as I know). It is an emotional state - a bit panicky/confused/upset.

— Nona the brit

  • 0No idea.
  • A tizzy isn't something you can bet (as far as I know).
  • It is an emotional state - a bit panicky/confused/upset.
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0No idea. A tizzy isn't something you can bet (as far as I know). It is an emotional state - a bit panicky/confused/upset. 02br
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0 It's a line from a certain movie. I'm afraid I couldn't give you any context. 0-
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0 I'll be in a tizzy if the French win? 0-
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01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10No idea. A tizzy isn't something you can bet (as far as I know). It is an emotional state - a bit panicky/confused/upset. 12br
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10That line was taken from movie Goodbye Mr. Chips. This 05000
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