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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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He's never met a girl he likes better than his own hair.
I heard that in a drama. Three men talked in a barber. Now I am confused about the meaning. Can it be "He has met his own hair he likes"? Thank you.
He's never met a girl he likes better than his own hair.
I heard that in a drama. Three men talked in a barber. Now I am confused about the meaning. Can it be "He has met his own hair he likes"? Thank you.
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Anonymous I am confused about the meaning. Can it be "He has met his own hair he likes"? No.
- Anonymous I am confused about the meaning.
- Can it be "He has met his own hair he likes"?
- No.
- It doesn't mean that.
- And that doesn't even make sense.
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AnonymousI am confused about the meaning. Can it be "He has met his own hair he likes"?No. It doesn't mean that. And that doesn't even make sense.
AnonymousHe's never met a girl ( [that / whom] ) he likes better than his own hair.He likes his hair better than he likes any girl. (any girl that he has ever met)
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