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what does "all shook up" mean?
bite me = piss off??
5 de feb. de 2008 10:22
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Piss off can have completely different meaning in a phrase though.
"I'm pissed off" means I'm really angry. This is much more common usage in US then the phrase "piss off" by itself.
Bite me and "Piss off" by itself are basically the same.
Bite me is common in US.
I think Piss off is more common in Britain.
"You're pissing me off" (this is the angry usage)
"Bite me"
5 de febrero de 2008
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"all shook up" is a slang phrase. The correct phrase is:
"I am all shaken up"
To be shaken up means to have your emotions moved and "shaken up" so to speak. confused is the word you are looking for. Get it?
5 de febrero de 2008
That's exactly want I want to learn! I need to know slang words, or words you can use with friends in a relaxed conversation...
Hey Eliot! Hey Harregarre! Can you help with this?
5 de febrero de 2008
'Bite me' means 'piss off'/'get lost' yeah.
'All shook up' means nervously upset. (Agitated) I guess you heard it in that famous Elvis Presley song... It's like he has lost control over his body because he's in love.
"A well I bless my soul
What's wrong with me?
I'm itching like a man on a fuzzy tree
My friends say I'm actin' wild as a bug
I'm in love
I'm all shook up
Mm mm oh, oh, yeah, yeah!"
5 de febrero de 2008
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