Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
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Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
Selling knowledge - lamp oil q22. Ideal for producing good in actual individual contest.
Dove me your price.
Dove me your price.
Re: Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
Do you mean fish oil q22, or are you trying to lift someones leg ?
(Sorry I already have enough fish oil)
(Sorry I already have enough fish oil)
Re: Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
I mean 'knowledge of lamp oil' as I wrote. Not fish oil and lamp oil as products.
BTW. What does mean 'trying to lift someones leg'? English is not my first language and I don't understand word-for-word this sentence... Is it an English idiom?
BTW. What does mean 'trying to lift someones leg'? English is not my first language and I don't understand word-for-word this sentence... Is it an English idiom?
Re: Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
I should have read better when I made this comment, I did not notice that this message is in the "research trade" section.
Personally, I never seriously looked at buying research, does it make sense?
It gets difficult when someone two guys without native English try to communicate, I should have said "pull someones leg".
Personally, I never seriously looked at buying research, does it make sense?
It gets difficult when someone two guys without native English try to communicate, I should have said "pull someones leg".
Re: Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
I'm not sure does it make sense, but I can check
"lift/pull someone's leg"... Hmm... "jemandem ein Bein stellen", "auf die Beine bringen" or something else?
"lift/pull someone's leg"... Hmm... "jemandem ein Bein stellen", "auf die Beine bringen" or something else?
Re: Lamp oil q22 for sale (for contest)
To pull someone'e leg is to deceive them (in a playful way).
deceive = trick, or more loosely - make a fool of.
I'm just giving you the general common use, what its used as meaning, the dictionary might say otherwise and I don't give a rat's arse.
deceive = trick, or more loosely - make a fool of.
I'm just giving you the general common use, what its used as meaning, the dictionary might say otherwise and I don't give a rat's arse.