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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
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Mop up...

0 I'm at the process of 01u00mopping up LL's daily carnage02u00 as we speak. He's playing Big Brother on all the computers at the Daily planet. All my work is under his cyber lock and key.02br
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0 Without more context - I am cleaning up the mess left by LL after he has been using the computers. He does this every day and always leaves a mess. 0-

— Feebs11

  • 0 Without more context - I am cleaning up the mess left by LL after he has been using the computers.
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0 Without more context - I am cleaning up the mess left by LL after he has been using the computers. He does this every day and always leaves a mess. 0-
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0He's playing Big Brother means he is watching what everyone does every closely. 0-
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01cite10Feebs1112cite10 Without more context - I am cleaning up the mess left by LL after he has been using the computers. He does this every day and always leaves a mess.12blockquote
10Well what about if I tell you the girl who's saying that just got out from a scandal at her boss' office (namely LL) because he copie
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0 It is still that she is clearing up the mess resulting from what her boss has done. She's using figurative language in"carnage", which technically is the killing of a large number of people, but is often used to mean an almighty mess. 02br
00 It could be that she has had a row with her boss and has now to deal with the aftermath [perhaps he sacked her]; or that he has used the info
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