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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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*** UP ON whoever ...
'He was having a lot of trouble with her. I always had to keep a straight face with Max, because he was very sensitive about certain things. He didn't try to FUCK UP ON whoever he was going with. But Sally was driving him nuts with the kind of shit she was doing, so Max was starting to look around for somebody else.'
Here it refers to that "he didn't try to BORE or BOTHER on whoever he was going with"?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
Here it refers to that "he didn't try to BORE or BOTHER on whoever he was going with"?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
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No, it means Max tried not to make any big mistakes with or treat badl y whomever he was going with.
- No, it means Max tried not to make any big mistakes with or treat badl y whomever he was going with.
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No, it means Max tried not to make any big mistakes with or treat badly whomever he was going with.
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