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25 Dec 2016
Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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What does I am a potato mean?
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Usually this is used to describe someone lazy, like a couch potato. So in this case, it means I'm so lazy that I feel like a potato.
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It is a way of saying "I'm so stupid". This is Internet slang. Also it means you are lazy.
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