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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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That's as long as I like it.
speaking of hair
Is this a correct sentence? What does it mean? Does it mean you don't like anything longer or that you like it that long but wouldn't mind longer?
That's as long as I like it.
Is this a correct sentence? What does it mean? Does it mean you don't like anything longer or that you like it that long but wouldn't mind longer?
That's as long as I like it.
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Without further context (the wording in the sentence is rather unusual), this might be said, for example, by a man at a barber's or hair stylist's. It's his first time there, and there is some question about the exact length he wants - he wants it left long, so very little is to be taken off. After the barber works on him for a while, hardly cutting anything off, he asks the man: "Is this the length you want?
- Without further context (the wording in the sentence is rather unusual), this might be said, for example, by a man at a barber's or hair stylist's.
- It's his first time there, and there is some question about the exact length he wants - he wants it left long, so very little is to be taken off.
- After the barber works on him for a while, hardly cutting anything off, he asks the man: "Is this the length you want?
- It's still long.
- " The man replies: "No, it's fine.
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Without further context (the wording in the sentence is rather unusual), this might be said, for example, by a man at a barber's or hair stylist's. It's his first time there, and there is some question about the exact length he wants - he wants it left long, so very little is to be taken off. After the barber works on him for a while, hardly cutting anything off, he asks the man: "Is this the l
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