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TNM
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21st Jul 04 at 08:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Gutted is a big word to use. either that or people on here are 'gutted about everything.

im gutted i havent been to the toliet for an hour today
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change topic to... 'this is spam'
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Im gutted that my boss sneezed when he made me tea this morning his snot could be in my tea
TNM
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do you agree with me that people use it in the wrong context all the time on here?
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Ummm doesnt really bother me
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can be seen as an exaggeration of disappointment I reckon
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quote:
Originally posted by L330wnz
can be seen as an exaggeration of disappointment I reckon


bingo!
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but it dont matter really
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quote:
Originally posted by TNM
do you agree with me that people use it in the wrong context all the time on here?


I agree with you mate.
TNM
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Maybe somebody keeps stealing their bodily organs?
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maybe marc mabe!
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its better than using the word 'innit' allthe time out of context.

At work, all the bosses keep saying "fair play" instead ok 'ok' - really does my head in!
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i always use 'gutted'...
and i use 'wounded ' alot of the time...

for example... sumone fails over.... wounded!

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