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Thats been common lingo since I was a kid. It implies a specific jealousy based stubbornness, similar to sour grapes, but with an asinine element. I dont see yo
by justtopost 8y ago
Thats been common lingo since I was a kid. It implies a specific jealousy based stubbornness, similar to sour grapes, but with an asinine element. I dont see your problem and think it is rude to police language.