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How long does the phrase "In a second" allow for?

1-60 seconds 7 33.33%
 
1-5 minutes 7 33.33%
 
5-10 minutes 3 14.29%
 
10-15 minutes 2 9.52%
 
15-20 minutes 0 0%
 
20-25 minutes 0 0%
 
25-30 minutes 2 9.52%
 
Total:21
COKTOE on 13 March 2018
ResidentToxy said:
COKTOE said: 

 

Toxy should have said "look after" not "look over". If you say "look over" it gives the impression that somebody has asked you to peruse, or at least take a glance at some kind of document (or whatever) for them, as opposed to guarding their belongings while they deal with, let's say, what will surely be a day ruining trip to the restroom.

Cheers. That was a typo.
Next time I make a thread, I will be sure to give it a proper proofread. I was occupied when I posted this thread.

:)  Fair enough. Just found the back and forth between you and Vivster to be amusing as it all hung on one word. No harm, no foul sir.



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Cobretti2 on 13 March 2018

Well i hope it wasn't a stranger. For a stranger wouldn't do it unless they needed to tie up their shoe lace and said could you help me hold this for a second.


Anything more than a minute they should be u implying a time.



 

 

fatslob-:O on 13 March 2018

It should fucking mean exactly what it means, only a god damned second!

That's just asshole-ish that their going to be dishonest to keep the person waiting ...