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    I think you might have been hoist by your own retard here It's from a comedy series VEEP. Key words: vice precident(female),congresswoman,vice's staff A:Vice trying to persuade the congresswoman to get on board a commission.but the congresswoman didn't buy it.so these two woman are not on the same page. B:One of the vice's staff tweeted a bad news that brought troubles for the vice. Therefore brings out the conversation. Quote: Congresswoman:Hey,did you fire your tweet monkey yet? Because that guy is a weapons-grade retard. I think you might have been hoist by your own retard there. Man(some guy in the house):laughing... Man:That's a good one.You own retard.Nice. "weapons-grade retard", I got it.like fifth grade, fourth grade's child,not smart because of his age.and a weapon is not a person,so zero IQ. What I didn't figure it out is when the congresswoman said:"I think you might have been hoist by your own retard there." Why the man laughing? Is it a sex joke?
    August 10, 2015
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    Do these not bend the fuck back? It comes from a TV series called VEEP. I can't give a literally picture,all I can do is trying my best to describe it. Key words: vice president,plastic utensils,cornstarch utensils,plastic industry Vice is working on her cornstarch utensils project.she got a message from her chief of staff,being told that she officially pissed off the plastic industry people,those who bankrolled the government.at this very moment,vice's assistant served her a cup of coffee with a bended spoon which is made of plastic.and she said it with a very unpleasant face, Quote:Do these not bend the fuck back? "these",isn't it supposed to be more than one spoon?but there's only one spoon. "don't these bend the fuck back" makes much sense to me. Confusing...HELP.
    August 9, 2015
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    Filibuster Reform A:Is Filibuster Reform refer to one thing(not two or three things)? the two words are combined,it's a phrase? B:Or seperate the two words,Filibuster is a kinda speech,Reform is used to decorate the Filibuster,We need to improve the filibuster,change some words prases to make the filibuster more fancy effective,can I figure it like that?
    August 7, 2015
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    He was a maybe,but now he's definitely a definitely. From TV series VEEP,making appointment.quote:he was a maybe,but now he's definitely a definitely. And my question is about"definitely a definitely", I know it means very sure,certain,deadly extremely sure.But why she said like that? so hard to get it... A:He's definitely a definitely=he's sure to come,how sure?like definitely kind of sure? B:He is "sure to come" kinda person,and he's definitely belong to "sure to come" kinda person.and he's definitely (belong to) a definitely (come kinda person)? C:Is the second definitely used as an adjective to dress up the first definitely? "a definitely" is used to decorate the first "definitely"?
    August 7, 2015
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    It's priced to move? This guy says:" I have a lovely condo for sale, it's priced to move." What does that mean?
    December 13, 2013
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    Inverted Order Grammar, "Inverted Oder" Like this one: "Not only are we not selling the condo, I may have promised to buy her a new fridge." Why have to put the "are" before "we"? Are there some rules for the "Inverted Oder"? Or just learn it by rote?
    December 13, 2013
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    DOWN? down the road? I heard this word very so often. such as "down the road","down the hall" etc. I look it up in the dictionary, it gets a lot of meanings,one is "along the course or path of something". So when people saying "down the street", does it mean "the site of build is somewhere along the street, you only need to go along the street then you'll find it." or "the build is located at the end of this street,it's the last one"?
    December 9, 2013
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    What is a "scathing letter" ? The cop arrested a wrong guy, and this guy so pissed off, said to the cop:" I've got your badge number, I'm gonna write a scathing letter to..." A scathing letter , is it the same thing like "a complaint letter"?
    December 8, 2013
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    A question about "put out". Two middle-aged men and they're brothers. The young brother couldn't sleep, the old one suggested him to take a pill or drug himself. But the young one refused and hoped to have a all-natural way. Then the old one said: "Okay, in that case I do know a great all-natural sleep aid, you should get yourself some sex, I'll put you right out." Here is the "put out", does the old one suggest his brother to masturbate?
    December 8, 2013
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    Help with these terms "be it","if you ever","listing". A man invited his girlfriend over to his house,and his girlfriend is a real estate agent. Man: Here we are, be it ever so humble. GF: This is some house, if you ever decide to sell, I want the listing. 1."Be it...", the man says "be it ever so humble", I think he is saying:"Although it's very humble, but still my house." I just dont understand why use "be it..." 2."If you ever...": is this "ever" meaningless, just make this sentence more forcefully? 3."listing",his girlfriend says:"I want the listing." Why can't be she just saying "HEY,I WANT TO SELL IT"! What this "listing" means? The house plus all the funiture???
    December 2, 2013
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