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There's a huge difference between 'I like your clothes' when it means "that's a good look for you" and 'I like your clothes' when it means "they'd look better o
by GFK_of_xmaspast 11y ago
There's a huge difference between 'I like your clothes' when it means "that's a good look for you" and 'I like your clothes' when it means "they'd look better on the floor next to my bed" and 'I like your clothes' when it means "I realize that you have asked me many times to stop this unwanted attention, but I also realize that you don't really mean it and don't you realize that I am really a Nice Guy".
- forgetsusername 11y agoAnd apparently you can be fired for any of the three.
- GFK_of_xmaspast 11y agoI find that difficult to believe.