What's the meaning of 'to take bullshit'?
And I love you, I don't love nobody else, yeah
Tell them they can take that bullshit elsewhere
Another phrase I cannot to understand. How I undestand he lets a media to tell about it in their papers...
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And I love you, I don't love nobody else, yeah
Tell them they can take that bullshit elsewhere
Another phrase I cannot to understand. How I undestand he lets a media to tell about it in their papers...
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And I love you, I don't love nobody else, yeah
Tell them they can take that bullshit elsewhere
Another phrase I cannot to understand. How I undestand he lets a media to tell about it in their papers...
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And I love you, I don't love nobody else, yeah
Tell them they can take that bullshit elsewhere
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They can take that [anything] elsewhere means "I want them to go away and stop bothering me with whatever it is".
The expression is take [something] to [somewhere]; with an adverbial like somewhere or elsewhere, the "to" is not required, but this is still the meaning.
"Bullshit" is just an extra derogatory epithet for whatever it is.
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They can take that [anything] elsewhere means "I want them to go away and stop bothering me with whatever it is".
The expression is take [something] to [somewhere]; with an adverbial like somewhere or elsewhere, the "to" is not required, but this is still the meaning.
"Bullshit" is just an extra derogatory epithet for whatever it is.
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They can take that [anything] elsewhere means "I want them to go away and stop bothering me with whatever it is".
The expression is take [something] to [somewhere]; with an adverbial like somewhere or elsewhere, the "to" is not required, but this is still the meaning.
"Bullshit" is just an extra derogatory epithet for whatever it is.
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They can take that [anything] elsewhere means "I want them to go away and stop bothering me with whatever it is".
The expression is take [something] to [somewhere]; with an adverbial like somewhere or elsewhere, the "to" is not required, but this is still the meaning.
"Bullshit" is just an extra derogatory epithet for whatever it is.
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They can take that [anything] elsewhere means "I want them to go away and stop bothering me with whatever it is".
The expression is take [something] to [somewhere]; with an adverbial like somewhere or elsewhere, the "to" is not required, but this is still the meaning.
"Bullshit" is just an extra derogatory epithet for whatever it is.
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