I don't get it.
"Closer"
Like when someone says "now that x I can die happy"
Are these people just waiting for the relief of death?
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"Closure" and "Completeness"
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RighteousReason
, Jun 27 2006 03:37 AM
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Posted 30 June 2006 - 08:30 AM
That's just a phrase you say without much though IMO.
In Hebrew there are also some of those like, instead of "Oh I love it", we go "Oh I die on it" or "Oh I'm sick on it" etc' heh, which already known as meaning the same.
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In Hebrew there are also some of those like, instead of "Oh I love it", we go "Oh I die on it" or "Oh I'm sick on it" etc' heh, which already known as meaning the same.
-Infernity
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