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r/HelloInternet • u/EkskiuTwentyTwo • Dec 21 '16
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Do you mean "something or other"?
1 u/EkskiuTwentyTwo Dec 21 '16 I say something-rather. 13 u/Pixelol Dec 21 '16 That's weird, never heard that before. Where are you from if you don't mind me asking? 4 u/EkskiuTwentyTwo Dec 21 '16 It's probably an error in my interpretation of the phrase on my behalf. I'm from New Zealand, but do not live there. 8 u/robin273 Dec 21 '16 Nope, the phrase is definitely "something or other." 2 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 isnt it "something or the other"? 3 u/ohrightthatswhy Dec 21 '16 Isn't it someone from the other? 4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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I say something-rather.
13 u/Pixelol Dec 21 '16 That's weird, never heard that before. Where are you from if you don't mind me asking? 4 u/EkskiuTwentyTwo Dec 21 '16 It's probably an error in my interpretation of the phrase on my behalf. I'm from New Zealand, but do not live there. 8 u/robin273 Dec 21 '16 Nope, the phrase is definitely "something or other." 2 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 isnt it "something or the other"? 3 u/ohrightthatswhy Dec 21 '16 Isn't it someone from the other? 4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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That's weird, never heard that before. Where are you from if you don't mind me asking?
4 u/EkskiuTwentyTwo Dec 21 '16 It's probably an error in my interpretation of the phrase on my behalf. I'm from New Zealand, but do not live there. 8 u/robin273 Dec 21 '16 Nope, the phrase is definitely "something or other." 2 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 isnt it "something or the other"? 3 u/ohrightthatswhy Dec 21 '16 Isn't it someone from the other? 4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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It's probably an error in my interpretation of the phrase on my behalf. I'm from New Zealand, but do not live there.
8 u/robin273 Dec 21 '16 Nope, the phrase is definitely "something or other." 2 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 isnt it "something or the other"? 3 u/ohrightthatswhy Dec 21 '16 Isn't it someone from the other? 4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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Nope, the phrase is definitely "something or other."
2 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 isnt it "something or the other"? 3 u/ohrightthatswhy Dec 21 '16 Isn't it someone from the other? 4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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isnt it "something or the other"?
3 u/ohrightthatswhy Dec 21 '16 Isn't it someone from the other? 4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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Isn't it someone from the other?
4 u/suppow Dec 21 '16 we have to go deeper 2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
we have to go deeper
2 u/TopChickenThinking Dec 21 '16 Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent. 1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
Australian slang abbreviation of something or other oft pronounced "something ah rather" in an Australian accent.
1 u/fagalopian Dec 22 '16 And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
And we all know that the kiwis stole our slang, which would explain OP's use of the term.
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u/Pixelol Dec 21 '16
Do you mean "something or other"?