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To be clear, and not that it necessarily makes it better, but I wasn't saying "what [intoxicating substance] are you on", but "what are you on" as a British tur
by thesmallestcat 9y ago
To be clear, and not that it necessarily makes it better, but I wasn't saying "what [intoxicating substance] are you on", but "what are you on" as a British turn of speech, meaning "what are you trying to say here?" I admit it's a bit sharp, but bannable? In any case will be more careful.
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