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Not yours. I'll kick your ass if you touch it.
It's mine!
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The act of getting someone to Reveal secrets about them self without you directly asking about those secrets.
Or getting someone to confirm a rumor without directly asking about the rumor.
“I was mining Rachel to confirm some juicy gossip I heard last week. I just needed to confirm it was true or not true” -Allie
1. A word used to tell people that something belongs to you.
2. A place, usualy a underground tunnel where ores or precius stones are being gathered and shipped off.
3.(to mine)The act in MMORPG's to keep gathering the same resource.
4.A device made by/for the military, it is a bomb, usualy flat and cilinder shaped and hard to spot becouse of camouflage coloring, that has some kind of trigger to detect if a person or vehicle is near, they are bad, bad things becouse after a war, the ones who placed them dont clean them up and they stay there until a random person walks on it and dies/loses limbs.
1.That bike is mine, not yours.
2.The diamonds mined there where huge.
3.Where can i mine fish?
4.There are special robots and machines that can clearn an area of mines quicly.
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When work just seems to cave in all around you...sometimes literally as witnessed in Utah.
Ohh fuck me...I'm totally mined in with all this work!
Or
Fuck, what's the deal with all this dirt?!
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The question that's always asked immediately after someone ELSE asks if their eyes are red, pupils are dialated or just any kinda fucked up due to whatever drug they did.
Hot Girl 1: Shit son! I have work in 5 minutes and they are SO gonna be able to tell how FUCKED UP I am. Are my pupils really small???
Hot Girl 2: I dunno. Are mine?
Hot Girl 1: Are mine?
Hot Girl 2: I dont know are mine? Well yeah yours are.. but that's what you get for snorting like 5 bags of dope before work.. BITCH!
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The use of this improper grammar most likely branched off from the contraction mine's (or mine is). For example "Your ice cream is vanilla, and mine's chocolate." Somewhere along the line, someone forgot that "is" is already part of "mine's" and they made the mistake of saying things like "Mine's is strawberry" or (Mine is is strawberry).
Eventually, the singular form of the word was completely dropped from the vocabulary, and "mine's" became used to show all ownership, even when adding "is" is inapplicable.
Edgar: "Hey Reggie, I just got my new phone today."
Reggie: "Yea, I think I'm gonna buy mines when I get my next paycheck, dawg."
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