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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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spread someone on a cracker?
In the Frineds, Rechal ever had a major crush on the handsome guy named Tag. She ever said she want to spread him on a cracker. Does this mean any of the followings or all of them:
1) Tag was so lovable that she wanted to "eat" him.
2) She loved Tag so much.
3) She was eager to have sex with Tag.
1) Tag was so lovable that she wanted to "eat" him.
2) She loved Tag so much.
3) She was eager to have sex with Tag.
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), so I'm posting some context here for you. Hope this may help somebody answer ... Rachel: Oh, I gotta get back to work.
- ), so I'm posting some context here for you.
- Hope this may help somebody answer ...
- Rachel: Oh, I gotta get back to work.
- Phoebe: You don’t have to be back for a half-hour!
- Rachel: Yeah but, my assistant Tag does sit-ups in the office during lunch.
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Hi,
I don't think it makes sense as a stand-alone sentence (you need to refer to the fact that Rachel wants to go back to her office sooner than she should only to see Tag "doing sit-ups", dont'you?), so I'm posting some context here for you.
Hope this may help somebody answer ...
Rachel: Oh, I gotta get back to work.
Phoebe: You don’
I don't think it makes sense as a stand-alone sentence (you need to refer to the fact that Rachel wants to go back to her office sooner than she should only to see Tag "doing sit-ups", dont'you?), so I'm posting some context here for you.
Hope this may help somebody answer ...
Rachel: Oh, I gotta get back to work.
Phoebe: You don’
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Grammar GeekHe's just so metaphorically "delicious."I used to be described as such
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