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Dela Posted 15 years ago
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“Yeah, whatever. Well, good luck with the grass. I'm sure it'll come up great.” Then I totally surprised myself by saying, “Knowing you, you'll get 'em all to hatch.” I didn't say it mean or anything, I really meant it. I laughed, and then she laughed, and that's how I left her—sprinkling her soon-to-be sod, smiling.

Is the comment "Knowing you, you'll get 'em all to hatch" not good? It sounds like a praise. Why the speaker explained " I didn't say it mean or anything"?
  

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Hi, “Yeah, whatever. Well, good luck with the grass. ” I didn't say it mean or anything, I really meant it.

  • Hi, “Yeah, whatever.
  • Well, good luck with the grass.
  • ” I didn't say it mean or anything, I really meant it.
  • I laughed, and then she laughed, and that's how I left her—sprinkling her soon-to-be sod, smiling.
  • Is the comment "Knowing you, you'll get 'em all to hatch" not good?
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Hi,

“Yeah, whatever. Well, good luck with the grass. I'm sure it'll come up great.” Then I totally surprised myself by saying, “Knowing you, you'll get 'em all to hatch.” I didn't say it mean or anything, I really meant it. I laughed, and then she laughed, and that's how I left her—sprinkling her soon-to-be sod, smiling.

Is the comment "Knowing you, you'll get 'em

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