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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
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Thanks for the kudos...

Hank and Irene pull a car off a cliff.

Irene: Well, they won't be tracking us in that car.

Hank: Thanks for the kudos. I know it usually means some
achievement but does he mean her help here?

Irene: Sure.

Hank: Glad we're finally on the same page.
  

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This is not how I would use kudos. Kudos is more of an honor or congatulation than an achievement. He was given kudos for his great performace.

— Cwtch

  • This is not how I would use kudos.
  • Kudos is more of an honor or congatulation than an achievement.
  • He was given kudos for his great performace.
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This is not how I would use kudos. Kudos is more of an honor or congatulation than an achievement. He was given kudos for his great performace.
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I didn't quite get your point there, cwtch. Is he actually thanking her
for the help or is it sth else?
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MadhulkI didn't quite get your point there, cwtch. Is he actually thanking her

for the help or is it sth else?


He is actually thanking her but not really for kudos. Well, I guess it could be. You did such an amazing job 'pulling the car' off the cliff that I am congratulating you. However, I took her line as more of a comment than as kudos. An
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Sorry, I meant push it off a cliff. They push the car together.
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