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  3. Even though they sound similar, “get laid” and “get laid off” are actually quite different.

Even though they sound similar, “get laid” and “get laid off” are actually quite different.

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  • brohrer@recsys.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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    Even though they sound similar, “get laid” and “get laid off” are actually quite different.

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      Even though they sound similar, “get laid” and “get laid off” are actually quite different.

      brohrer@recsys.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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      cf: “get fucked”

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      • brohrer@recsys.socialB brohrer@recsys.social

        Even though they sound similar, “get laid” and “get laid off” are actually quite different.

        michaeltbacon@social.coopM This user is from outside of this forum
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        @brohrer

        Similarly, one should always note that "being shit," "being the shit," and "being a shit" are not the same things!

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        • michaeltbacon@social.coopM michaeltbacon@social.coop

          @brohrer

          Similarly, one should always note that "being shit," "being the shit," and "being a shit" are not the same things!

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          @MichaelTBacon whoever thought colloquial English would make a viable programming language must’ve been on weed, not in the weeds.

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          • brohrer@recsys.socialB brohrer@recsys.social

            @MichaelTBacon whoever thought colloquial English would make a viable programming language must’ve been on weed, not in the weeds.

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            @brohrer

            It requires hard work, and working hard, but it's still hardly working!

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