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2006-07-21, 7:09 PM #1

Sarn_Cadrill

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2006-07-21, 7:37 PM #2

The MAZZTer

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I smell a restraining order.

2006-07-21, 7:48 PM #3

Phantom-Seraph

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My blawgh.

2006-07-21, 8:01 PM #4

Wolfy

I TYPE LOUD

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Wow.

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2006-07-21, 8:38 PM #5

Shintock

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Haha, just adds to the stereotype that Jews are cheap. :psyduck:

2006-07-21, 8:40 PM #6

Joseph T

And the pharmacists

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I was hoping with a mugshot of the guy arrested on harassment charges.

2006-07-21, 11:16 PM #7

FantomJedi

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"...I offered to go dutch at the time the bill came and you declined..."

Can someone explain to me what that expression is supposed to mean? I don't get it.

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2006-07-21, 11:19 PM #8

Ric_Olie

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[quote=Urban Dictionary]Dutch

adverb. to "go dutch" on a date or dinner means that you and your date split the expense, or each pay for your own ticket, etc. this is a more modern way to date, as opposed to the more traditional "man pays for you" approach

were going dutch to the movies tonight.[/quote]

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2006-07-21, 11:26 PM #9

Vin

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Originally posted by FantomJedi:

"...I offered to go dutch at the time the bill came and you declined..."

Can someone explain to me what that expression is supposed to mean? I don't get it.

"Going dutch" means splitting the bill for something. For example, if you asked a girl out to dinner she might say "Sure, as long as we go dutch," meaning she'll pay for her meal and you pay for yours.

(Of course if you asked a girl to dinner, she would be more likely to say "No way! Stay the hell away from me before I call the cops again!")

2006-07-21, 11:30 PM #10

FantomJedi

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2006-07-22, 12:24 AM #11

Verticae

gothicX

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Originally posted by FantomJedi:

"...I offered to go dutch at the time the bill came and you declined..."

Can someone explain to me what that expression is supposed to mean? I don't get it.

In addition, there's a very old stereotype about the Dutch being cheap.

That was from before the windmills/clogs/cheese/marihuana/gay marriage stereotypes, even.