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JCDenton Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
That took some stones.
Hi guys,
I just have a question about a phrase, which I didn't find in the dictionaries and I'm not 100% sure about the right meaning...Two guys are talking...
A: You didn't take that job?
B: Yeah, I turned that job down.
A: And that took some stones. I respect that.
Does "that took some stones" mean "And that must have been really hard decision"? Or does it mean something else?
thanks guys
Best Regards
JCD
I just have a question about a phrase, which I didn't find in the dictionaries and I'm not 100% sure about the right meaning...Two guys are talking...
A: You didn't take that job?
B: Yeah, I turned that job down.
A: And that took some stones. I respect that.
Does "that took some stones" mean "And that must have been really hard decision"? Or does it mean something else?
thanks guys
Best Regards
JCD
Top answer
Hi, No, it's a polite way of saying that's a brave decision. Stones is another way of saying you have the b*lls to do something, JC. You might wanna look at this .
- Hi, No, it's a polite way of saying that's a brave decision.
- Stones is another way of saying you have the b*lls to do something, JC.
- You might wanna look at this .
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Hi,
No, it's a polite way of saying that's a brave decision.
Stones is another way of saying you have the b*lls to do something, JC.
You might wanna look at this.
No, it's a polite way of saying that's a brave decision.
Stones is another way of saying you have the b*lls to do something, JC.
You might wanna look at this.
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