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"You scared me to death. and You scared me half to death. What's the difference?
14 dec. 2010 02:22
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They mean exactly the same thing. They can be used interchangeably. Ignore the guys saying the difference is 0.5, they're making a joke.
14 december 2010
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They mean the same thing.
14 december 2010
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"You scared me to death!" = you really scared me a lot.
"You scared me half to death!" = You scared me, but not as much
14 december 2010
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the difference is 0.5 :P
14 december 2010
I agree with Legz
14 december 2010
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