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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What's the meaning for "What's your deal?"?
What's the meaning for "What's your deal?"?
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Hi, Much depends on the context. ' In a rowdy bar, it could mean 'Stop staring at me, or I'll punch you in the face'. Clive
- Hi, Much depends on the context.
- ' In a rowdy bar, it could mean 'Stop staring at me, or I'll punch you in the face'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Much depends on the context.
In an office, tt could mean 'What is the business arrangement you are suggesting?'
In a rowdy bar, it could mean 'Stop staring at me, or I'll punch you in the face'.
Much depends on the context.
In an office, tt could mean 'What is the business arrangement you are suggesting?'
In a rowdy bar, it could mean 'Stop staring at me, or I'll punch you in the face'.
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