you misses me?
an everyday phrase that sounds familar in American ears, you misses me? is a rhetorical statement. It means the disbelief - someone has something funny or strange words, or made a joke.
In English, we say, "Are you shitting me?"
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Pronunciation: Fer-sheest sea doo?
Monday, March 10, 2008
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Rtw Patch 1.3 1.5 No Prior Installation
pour water into the wine
The phrase "water into wine" means to take away the illusion, give someone a shock, put a damper on anything, or to disappoint.
The expression "Pouring water into wine" means to take away the illusion, to give someone a damper / downer, to put a damper on things, or to disappoint.
Pronunciation: Voss he dane vine-n geese

The phrase "water into wine" means to take away the illusion, give someone a shock, put a damper on anything, or to disappoint.
The expression "Pouring water into wine" means to take away the illusion, to give someone a damper / downer, to put a damper on things, or to disappoint.
Pronunciation: Voss he dane vine-n geese
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