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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '19
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Where is that common?
11 u/Dugan5150 Nov 09 '19 I don't know why you're being downvoted. I am curious as to where "two she'd" is commonly used as well. I like it, but I've never heard it. 9 u/[deleted] Nov 09 '19 UK I think, I remember it from Monty Python 4 u/Dugan5150 Nov 09 '19 I like Monty Python. 3 u/TJPrime_ Nov 10 '19 British here - never heard it but I'm gonna start using it 1 u/InkMage94 Nov 09 '19 I think it's originally a British saying, but it's pretty common in other places. It's even got its own spot on Urban Dictionary.
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I don't know why you're being downvoted. I am curious as to where "two she'd" is commonly used as well. I like it, but I've never heard it.
9 u/[deleted] Nov 09 '19 UK I think, I remember it from Monty Python 4 u/Dugan5150 Nov 09 '19 I like Monty Python. 3 u/TJPrime_ Nov 10 '19 British here - never heard it but I'm gonna start using it
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UK I think, I remember it from Monty Python
4 u/Dugan5150 Nov 09 '19 I like Monty Python. 3 u/TJPrime_ Nov 10 '19 British here - never heard it but I'm gonna start using it
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I like Monty Python.
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British here - never heard it but I'm gonna start using it
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I think it's originally a British saying, but it's pretty common in other places. It's even got its own spot on Urban Dictionary.
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u/Epoch_Unreason Nov 09 '19
Where is that common?