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Something that you buy once but sell twice therefore deems the item worthless. It’s one of the harshest insults you can give somebody.
“I can buy you once but I can sell you twice”
I hate you
je te déteste
ich hasse dich
ti odio
あなたが嫌い
I hate you
je te déteste
ich hasse dich
ti odio
あなたが嫌い
I hate you for locking me in a room
another way of telling someone : " please don't reject my ideas, I think i know what I am doing".
boy: i think i want to marry you
girl: no you don't go away. before getting married, you should get a girlfriend first, not the other way around
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another way of telling someone : " please don't reject my ideas, I think i know what I am doing".
boy: i think i want to marry you
girl: no you don't go away. before getting married, you should get a girlfriend first, not the other way around
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Michael Jackson wrote this song exclusively for his dear friend Dame Elizabeth Taylor and performed it in honor of her 65th birthday on 16th February 1997.
A studio version of the song does exist and a snippet starting from the bridge to the end of the song.
Michael appreciated Elizabeth’s friendship dearly.
Elizabeth, I love you
You're every star, that shines in the world to me
Elizabeth, can't you see that it's true?
Elizabeth, I love you
You're more than just a star
"I lemon you." means “I am jealous of you” or “I hate you”. It’s commonly used between close friends. The origin of this phrase is uncertain, but it may have something to do with the feeling you get after eating a lemon, which makes you uneasy, unhappy, or a little bit angry.
-My sugar daddy just bought me a fancy car.
- I lemon you.
You just don’t know how hard I have it right now
I am talking to the Jews of UrbanDictionary. They must think I am an annoying dickhead at this point.
I guess you don’t like me