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Edited by oliverkeen77:
7/21/2014 4:56:00 PM
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Do you say "Flip Off" or "Flick Off?"
I constantly hear other people say "He flicked me off," and, because I'm chief of the grammar police, I correct them, but they always respond "You can say it either way." When you give someone the finger, what do you call it?
[spoiler]If you say "flick off," then you're wrong.[/spoiler]
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Anyone who says flick off is 6.
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Usually "Fu[i]c[/i]k off".
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1 ReplyI usually say f**k you
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"F-ck off" is the one I prefer.
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2 RepliesFlip. flick is like more common in the UK, no?
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Show me a magic trick, pull you hand out of your hoodie and give the bird. Then yell "abbra-ka -blam!- off"
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I say F[i]u[/i]ck of
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I let my actions speak for me.
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Neither, because I'm not a child I say the real word.
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Flip.
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Who says flick off?
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Flick off doesn't even make sense.
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1 ReplyI don't say anything. It's more subtle that way.
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A fist to the face.
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Fuc[u]k[/u] off
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[i]Flip[/i] off. To [i]flick off[/i] of to flick your bean if you're a chick.
