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Madhulk Posted 14 years ago
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L intend to go out with a bang...
I'm a world-class party girl. l intend to go out with a bang. Go to parties with a style?
Several, (several what?) if it can be arranged.
Several, (several what?) if it can be arranged.
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S. Elliot): This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. ) Go off with a bang = to have a incredibly successful beginning.
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- Elliot): This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper.
- ) Go off with a bang = to have a incredibly successful beginning.
- Go out with a bang = to die in a spectacular way I think your quote is a misquote - is confusing the last two.
- I don't have enough context to decipher the "several" - maybe methods, or ways.
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THe Hollow Men (T.S. Elliot):
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.
(It just slowly fades away - like a star that burns itself out, it does not end in an explosion, like a supernova.)
Go off with a bang = to have a incredibly successful beginning.
Go out with a bang = to die in a spectacular way
I think your quote is a misquote -
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.
(It just slowly fades away - like a star that burns itself out, it does not end in an explosion, like a supernova.)
Go off with a bang = to have a incredibly successful beginning.
Go out with a bang = to die in a spectacular way
I think your quote is a misquote -
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Could "a bang" refer to a sexual encounter within the context you're working with?
If so, she seems to want to arrange several "bangs" if possible, intrepid girl.
CJ
If so, she seems to want to arrange several "bangs" if possible, intrepid girl.
CJ
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