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get hard @ji394 歌詞都在談論生活。歌詞說：“當生活變得硬” 。而不是“硬” ，你可以用以下的話：rough (粗), tough (強硬), challenging (具有挑戰性的), difficult (難), or unbearable (或難以忍受).的定义
get hard. 是什么意思？. 查看翻译. GregT. 2021年9月4日. 英语 (美国) Have an erection. I get hard every time I see pictures of Taylor Swift. Highly-rated answerer.
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Jan 20, 2013 · Im 19,I've been smoking for 3 years, on average i would say 1-1.5g per day, I have stopped smoking for 10 days now and i can't get hard as before, my erections don't go all the way like they used to, i was with a girl 2 days ago and I WAS REALLY TURNED ON, but i couldn't get hard all they way, i putted the condom on and i started to get more flacid, Im worrying ALOT about this.
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Oct 11, 2017 · BrewsnWeed666 Well-Known Member. No, they stay hard as a rock unless I nuke them in microwave for a few seconds but then must eat quickly or they get hard again! Wouldn't microwaving them kill some of the thc off making them less potent? I'm no expert with edibles.
play hard to getWhen you want to date someone, and that person is interested in you but pretends she isn't and turns down your requests for a date, that person is playing hard to get. (It is usually said about a woman, and not a man). "You should ask María for a date again. I know she turned you down last time, but she is just playing hard to get. Thomas told me that she likes you."|A girl ...
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Apr 11, 2011 · Strange i no , but latley ive been getting erections for no reason when im really high. also i feel my libido is being increased too!:rolleyes: lol....
have your ass handed to you It's a slang term which means "to be beat in an argument or fight". For example, if you get into an argument with someone and you win, you can say that "you handed his/her ass to him/her", or if they win against you then "they handed your ass to you". But it is a very slangy term that should never be used in formal situations. In verbal arguments, though, it's ...
Dream big, work hard, stay focused and surround yourself with good peopleDream big: think about what you really want out of life and forget about all the reasons why you can't make it a real Work hard: You may not sometimes get what you really want, but you will realize that the things you've learned are more important than just success. Staying focused is the door to the gate to all thinking ...
an old dog with new trickWhat you have is a partial (incomplete) colloquialism. The saying should be "You can't teach an old dog new tricks." This means that it's hard to get an older person to change their ways or to do things in a more modern way. The saying cones from - imagine you have a puppy. You can easily teach him to shake hands, roll over, lie down, and lots of other tricks. Then ...
I’m pretty sure the answer is A. It’s not C because no one hopes they lose a ticket, especially when it’s not easy to get another one. It’s not D because “Not, I’m afraid so” doesn’t make any sense. It’s not grammatically correct. And honestly, it could be B. It’s both grammatically correct and a valid response. But I think A sounds better and is more natural for this ...
