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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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I'm having

When someone has had enough: That's it, I'm having a drink.

It means he is going to get a drink and not that he's already having one, right?

  

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anonymous When someone has had enough: That's it, I'm having a drink. It means he is going to get a drink and not that he's already having one, right? Right.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous When someone has had enough: That's it, I'm having a drink.
  • It means he is going to get a drink and not that he's already having one, right?
  • Right.
  • CJ
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anonymous

When someone has had enough: That's it, I'm having a drink.

It means he is going to get a drink and not that he's already having one, right?

Right.

CJ

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