You stick to your 'cheese'. These crazy English, they tend to assign this label to many things. What does it mean? Who knows? Not them. Otherwise they'd probably use a better description. Personally, I couldn't believe all the fuss they made over you having a bit of fun. Next time, screw the haters. Keep up the grate work.
I think you mean 'Great'
seeing that you've put that sign up, has anyone punched you in the face yet?
lads, there is no room for irony when it comes to getting a job in this business, if a CD gets a slightest wiff that you two are 'cheesy' you might as well get your coats. If you really are cheesy then give up now.
I think 'grate' may just have been intended i.e. grate the cheese, cheese grate... A purposful play on words!?The meaning is however 'great' as you've rightly pointed out.
Sigh.
I cannot disagree...
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The new sign on our office window, for this last week.
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You stick to your 'cheese'.
These crazy English, they tend to assign this label to many things.
What does it mean? Who knows? Not them. Otherwise they'd probably use a better description.
Personally, I couldn't believe all the fuss they made over you having a bit of fun.
Next time, screw the haters. Keep up the grate work.
I think you mean 'Great'
seeing that you've put that sign up, has anyone punched you in the face yet?
lads, there is no room for irony when it comes to getting a job in this business, if a CD gets a slightest wiff that you two are 'cheesy' you might as well get your coats.
If you really are cheesy then give up now.
I think 'grate' may just have been intended i.e. grate the cheese, cheese grate...
A purposful play on words!?
The meaning is however 'great' as you've rightly pointed out.
Sigh.
I cannot disagree...
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