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Odessa Dawn Posted 11 years ago
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"second tire"?
My apologies! But my life is full of those the so-called friends. They always smile and they are talkative. However, when I need them, they reject me making some excuses.
Is it OK to label/call them second tire, please?
PS: Again, my apologies to post such a content.
Is it OK to label/call them second tire, please?
PS: Again, my apologies to post such a content.
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This is a bit better: However, when I need them, they make excuses and reject me. "second tire" makes no sense here. Could you possibly mean "second tier "?
- This is a bit better: However, when I need them, they make excuses and reject me.
- "second tire" makes no sense here.
- Could you possibly mean "second tier "?
- That makes more sense but doesn't really fit very well.
- Perhaps "second-rate" is more what you are trying to say.
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This is a bit better:
However, when I need them, they make excuses and reject me.
"second tire" makes no sense here. Could you possibly mean "second tier"? That makes more sense but doesn't really fit very well. Perhaps "second-rate" is more what you are trying to say.
However, when I need them, they make excuses and reject me.
"second tire" makes no sense here. Could you possibly mean "second tier"? That makes more sense but doesn't really fit very well. Perhaps "second-rate" is more what you are trying to say.
Odessa DawnPS: Again, my apologies to post such a content.The
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If they are only friendly when things are going well for you, and not in times of trouble, they are "fair-weather friends."
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