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saspa 10/12/17 2:49:59 PM #1:	. --- http://i.imgur.com/0UFI0T9.jpg <cite>saspa posted [p:888304983] in Is having ... [t:75871962]...</cite> <quote>.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Laserion 10/12/17 2:51:07 PM #2:	"The enemy of my enemy is my ally, not necessarily my friend." --- There is no "would of", "should of" or "could of". There is "would've", "should've" and "could've". <cite>Laserion posted [p:888305037] in Is having ... [t:75871962]...</cite> <quote>"The enemy of my enemy is my ally, not necessarily my friend."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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saspa 10/12/17 2:58:01 PM #4:	Laserion posted... "The enemy of my enemy is my ally, not necessarily my friend." Yup that's what I was thinking, or more commonly the enemy of my enemy is my frenemy. --- http://i.imgur.com/0UFI0T9.jpg <cite>saspa posted [p:888305436] in Is having ... [t:75871962]...</cite> <quote><cite>Laserion posted...</cite> <quote>"The enemy of my enemy is my ally, not necessarily my friend."</quote> Yup that's what I was thinking, or more commonly the enemy of my enemy is my frenemy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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