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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
-You would not believe...!
What I’ve been through...! Tonight!
-Darling...! Are you okay?
-I feel fresh! Healthy!
It’s terrible!
-You’ve lost weight! And so tall!
-Ahhh, you’re a sight for detachable eyes!
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I can't see what this means. Would you explain about this easily?
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Would you explain about this easily that "You're a sight for detachable eyes!"?
-You would not believe...!
What I’ve been through...! Tonight!
-Darling...! Are you okay?
-I feel fresh! Healthy!
It’s terrible!
-You’ve lost weight! And so tall!
-Ahhh, you’re a sight for detachable eyes!
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I can't see what this means. Would you explain about this easily?
link:
http://tvpot.daum.net/my/PlaylistClipView.do?ownerid=34p2LoctPTI0&playlistid=330853&clipid=45913585&page=1&idx=1&viewtype=14&sort=reverseseq &lu=m_p_main_playlist_1
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It means he was happy to see her. The idiom is a sight for sore eyes , but to be funny, the writer changed sore to detachable , since Mr. Potato Head’s eyes are detachable (removable).
- It means he was happy to see her.
- The idiom is a sight for sore eyes , but to be funny, the writer changed sore to detachable , since Mr.
- Potato Head’s eyes are detachable (removable).
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It means he was happy to see her. The idiom is a sight for sore eyes, but to be funny, the writer changed sore to detachable, since Mr. Potato Head’s eyes are detachable (removable).
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