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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Up in my face...
Let me ask you a question.
Are you really up in my face Bothering him?
because you're trying to catch a killer,
or is it because you're trying to hide something yourself?
Are you really up in my face Bothering him?
because you're trying to catch a killer,
or is it because you're trying to hide something yourself?
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up in my face - you are acting roughly to me The phrase comes from someone who literally has their face very close to another person's face and is trying to intimidate him/her. Often, the first person is yelling or frustrated and wants to get something done.
- up in my face - you are acting roughly to me The phrase comes from someone who literally has their face very close to another person's face and is trying to intimidate him/her.
- Often, the first person is yelling or frustrated and wants to get something done.
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up in my face - you are acting roughly to me
The phrase comes from someone who literally has their face very close to another person's face and is trying to intimidate him/her. Often, the first person is yelling or frustrated and wants to get something done.
The phrase comes from someone who literally has their face very close to another person's face and is trying to intimidate him/her. Often, the first person is yelling or frustrated and wants to get something done.
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