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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Would you show the mean of " take if from me"?
I don't see what "Take it from me" mean in the context .
I understand it mean "You(=fat man) should learn how to pull tape off yourself from me" , right?
One more, What part of his body is where?
I think that is a sexual joke about the neightbor , Naked guy,right?
Thanks for reading. buddy
---------The script goes: from season5 episode14
Phoebe: Oh hey, you guys, look! Ugly Naked Guy is putting stuff in boxes!
Rachel: I'd say from the looks of it; our naked buddy is moving.
Ross: Ironically, most of the boxes seem to be labeled clothes.
Rachel: Ohh, I'm gonna miss that big old squishy butt.
.........
Monica: Ohh, He's got packing tape stuck to where you really don't want it.
Chandler: Get it off, fat man! Get it off!
Ross: Oh, no, he's trying to pull it off slowly.
Joey: Take it from me, if you're gonna pull tape off yourself, it's gotta be in one quick motion.....
Like that.
I understand it mean "You(=fat man) should learn how to pull tape off yourself from me" , right?
One more, What part of his body is where?
I think that is a sexual joke about the neightbor , Naked guy,right?
Thanks for reading. buddy
---------The script goes: from season5 episode14
Phoebe: Oh hey, you guys, look! Ugly Naked Guy is putting stuff in boxes!
Rachel: I'd say from the looks of it; our naked buddy is moving.
Ross: Ironically, most of the boxes seem to be labeled clothes.
Rachel: Ohh, I'm gonna miss that big old squishy butt.
.........
Monica: Ohh, He's got packing tape stuck to where you really don't want it.
Chandler: Get it off, fat man! Get it off!
Ross: Oh, no, he's trying to pull it off slowly.
Joey: Take it from me, if you're gonna pull tape off yourself, it's gotta be in one quick motion.....
Like that.
Top answer
Take it from me is an idiomatic way of saying 'Believe me, trust what I am telling you'. Where refers in this dialogue to the part of one's body to which one really, really don't want to get tape stuck. Use your imagination.
- Take it from me is an idiomatic way of saying 'Believe me, trust what I am telling you'.
- Where refers in this dialogue to the part of one's body to which one really, really don't want to get tape stuck.
- Use your imagination.
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Take it from me is an idiomatic way of saying 'Believe me, trust what I am telling you'.
Where refers in this dialogue to the part of one's body to which one really, really don't want to get tape stuck. Use your imagination.
Where refers in this dialogue to the part of one's body to which one really, really don't want to get tape stuck. Use your imagination.
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