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I watched a short movie on youtube,
a man says ’omg look at the piece of cake’ and towards to one woman,and the woman upset him.
He actually just made fun of her such like he meant about his friend who was the other side of the woman and holding a cake.
I just couldn’t understand why she upset for what he said.
I watched a short movie on youtube,
a man says ’omg look at the piece of cake’ and towards to one woman,and the woman upset him.
He actually just made fun of her such like he meant about his friend who was the other side of the woman and holding a cake.
I just couldn’t understand why she upset for what he said.
a man says ’omg look at the piece of cake’ and towards to one woman,and the woman upset him.
He actually just made fun of her such like he meant about his friend who was the other side of the woman and holding a cake.
I just couldn’t understand why she upset for what he said.
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I watched a short movie on Youtube.
In it, a man says "omg look at the piece of cake" while looking right at a woman, and she got offended.
He was actually making fun of her -- he was talking about his friend just on the other side of the woman, who was standing there holding a cake.
I just couldn't understand why she got upset at what he said.
(Note: "cake" in modern times can refer to fat on a woman that looks sexually appealing, usually referring to a large butt.)
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- English (US)
I watched a short movie on Youtube.
In it, a man says "omg look at the piece of cake" while looking right at a woman, and she got offended.
He was actually making fun of her -- he was talking about his friend just on the other side of the woman, who was standing there holding a cake.
I just couldn't understand why she got upset at what he said.
(Note: "cake" in modern times can refer to fat on a woman that looks sexually appealing, usually referring to a large butt.)
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A man said "omg look at that piece of cake" towards a woman, who responded angrily.
He meant to make fun of his friend, who was behind the woman and holding a cake.
I just couldn't understand why she became so upset about what he said.
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