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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
What does they mean?
It seems that when someone tries to do a good deed, they get bit in the ass.
What does 'a good deed' and 'bit in the ass'?
What does 'a good deed' and 'bit in the ass'?
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A good deed = something nice you do for another person, even though they do not ask you for it. Get bit... = you don't get any reward for this, but some punishment.
- A good deed = something nice you do for another person, even though they do not ask you for it.
- Get bit...
- = you don't get any reward for this, but some punishment.
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A good deed = something nice you do for another person, even though they do not ask you for it.
Get bit... = you don't get any reward for this, but some punishment.
Get bit... = you don't get any reward for this, but some punishment.
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