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What does he mean by this? "Well, the house is still standing"
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What does he mean by this? " Well, the house is still standing " He means 'the house has not been destroyed''. It's a bit of ironic humour The couple know that Calvin is very mischievous.
- What does he mean by this?
- " Well, the house is still standing " He means 'the house has not been destroyed''.
- It's a bit of ironic humour The couple know that Calvin is very mischievous.
- Clive
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What does he mean by this? "Well, the house is still standing"
He means 'the house has not been destroyed''.
It's a bit of ironic humour The couple know that Calvin is very mischievous.
Clive
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