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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
When you assume.....
Hello there,
What it mean:
"When you assume, you make an A S S out of U and ME."
Thanks,
Ba Java
What it mean:
"When you assume, you make an A S S out of U and ME."
Thanks,
Ba Java
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Ugh. This old thing. The word is spelled assume - broken down into a-s-s then u then m-e If you make assumptions about things (but don't actually check them) you risk making as "a-s-s" out of yourself (making yourself look foolish).
- Ugh.
- This old thing.
- The word is spelled assume - broken down into a-s-s then u then m-e If you make assumptions about things (but don't actually check them) you risk making as "a-s-s" out of yourself (making yourself look foolish).
- And you might make me look foolish too.
- My response when hearing this is to roll my eyes.
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Ugh. This old thing.
The word is spelled assume - broken down into a-s-s then u then m-e
If you make assumptions about things (but don't actually check them) you risk making as "a-s-s" out of yourself (making yourself look foolish). And you might make me look foolish too.
My response when hearing this is to roll my eyes. Use it as a way to remember how to spell the wor
The word is spelled assume - broken down into a-s-s then u then m-e
If you make assumptions about things (but don't actually check them) you risk making as "a-s-s" out of yourself (making yourself look foolish). And you might make me look foolish too.
My response when hearing this is to roll my eyes. Use it as a way to remember how to spell the wor
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