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Tara2 Posted 4 years ago
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You don’t wear my chains
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Sheldon: Oh, good lord.
Leonard (singing): You don’t know me, you don’t wear my chains… God, that’s a good song.
Sheldon: If you’re compiling a mix CD for a double suicide. (Leonard is taking supplies out of a bag) Oh, I hope that scratching post is for you.
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Tara2 you don’t wear my chains Literally, you are not held down by chains (as in prison). Figuratively, you are not impeded from action as I am. You don't have the terrible problems that I have.
- Tara2 you don’t wear my chains Literally, you are not held down by chains (as in prison).
- Figuratively, you are not impeded from action as I am.
- You don't have the terrible problems that I have.
- CJ
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Tara2you don’t wear my chains
Literally, you are not held down by chains (as in prison).
Figuratively, you are not impeded from action as I am. You don't have the terrible problems that I have.
CJ
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