Celeste Bails Herself Out
1639 PM: Celeste [Quote] -- 10:00pm -- Fri, Oct 26, 18 pst
Celeste
Doss: If I have a problem, I bail myself out. I don't need my husband for that.
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Maybe she doesn't really mean "bail" as in posting a note with the authorities to ensure she'll show up for trial.
Or maybe she DOES.
1700 PM: Celeste [Quote] -- 10:08pm -- Fri, Oct 26, 18 pst
Celeste
Doss: Bail...has more than one meaning...ambiguous. Look it up in your Merriam Websters.
then shove it up your ass.
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It's good to see Celeste using ''bail''
figuratively. Earlier, she pretended there is no room in our
conversations for the use of figures of speech.
She insisted Eric Holder meant Democrats should LITERALLY ''kick'' goppers
who go low. When we explained to her he meant it figuratively and not
literally, she refused to accept that a word could have anything other than one literal meaning.
Now, I find you using ''bail'' as a figure of speech meaning to take care of a problem.
Celeste
Doss: If I have a problem, I bail myself out. I don't need my husband for that.
______________________
Maybe she doesn't really mean "bail" as in posting a note with the authorities to ensure she'll show up for trial.
Or maybe she DOES.
1700 PM: Celeste [Quote] -- 10:08pm -- Fri, Oct 26, 18 pst
Celeste
Doss: Bail...has more than one meaning...ambiguous. Look it up in your Merriam Websters.
then shove it up your ass.
_______________________
It's good to see Celeste using ''bail''
figuratively. Earlier, she pretended there is no room in our
conversations for the use of figures of speech.
She insisted Eric Holder meant Democrats should LITERALLY ''kick'' goppers
who go low. When we explained to her he meant it figuratively and not
literally, she refused to accept that a word could have anything other than one literal meaning.
Now, I find you using ''bail'' as a figure of speech meaning to take care of a problem.
