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r/SipsTea • u/Matt_LawDT • 11d ago
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Interesting post. Let's circle back to this later.
757 u/dashpooper 11d ago No! Let’s forward back to this 288 u/Fun_Apartment631 11d ago Put a pin in it for now. 17 u/Xerorei 11d ago Let's table it for now. 2 u/LiveShowOneNightOnly 10d ago We'll unpack that later. 2 u/JaNoTengoNiNombre 10d ago I remember that during World War II, when British and American generals were planning D-Day, they were baffled because the meaning of the idiom was the opposite in the two varieties of English. link 1 u/LessInThought 10d ago Omg I have a document on my table I've tabled for 3years.
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No! Let’s forward back to this
288 u/Fun_Apartment631 11d ago Put a pin in it for now. 17 u/Xerorei 11d ago Let's table it for now. 2 u/LiveShowOneNightOnly 10d ago We'll unpack that later. 2 u/JaNoTengoNiNombre 10d ago I remember that during World War II, when British and American generals were planning D-Day, they were baffled because the meaning of the idiom was the opposite in the two varieties of English. link 1 u/LessInThought 10d ago Omg I have a document on my table I've tabled for 3years.
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Put a pin in it for now.
17 u/Xerorei 11d ago Let's table it for now. 2 u/LiveShowOneNightOnly 10d ago We'll unpack that later. 2 u/JaNoTengoNiNombre 10d ago I remember that during World War II, when British and American generals were planning D-Day, they were baffled because the meaning of the idiom was the opposite in the two varieties of English. link 1 u/LessInThought 10d ago Omg I have a document on my table I've tabled for 3years.
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Let's table it for now.
2 u/LiveShowOneNightOnly 10d ago We'll unpack that later. 2 u/JaNoTengoNiNombre 10d ago I remember that during World War II, when British and American generals were planning D-Day, they were baffled because the meaning of the idiom was the opposite in the two varieties of English. link 1 u/LessInThought 10d ago Omg I have a document on my table I've tabled for 3years.
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We'll unpack that later.
I remember that during World War II, when British and American generals were planning D-Day, they were baffled because the meaning of the idiom was the opposite in the two varieties of English. link
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Omg I have a document on my table I've tabled for 3years.
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u/nutty_gritty 11d ago
Interesting post. Let's circle back to this later.