Discussion:
Que signifie :
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Sh. Mandrake
2024-08-06 20:03:36 UTC
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To be a bit long in the tooth ?
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Le Magicien
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joye
2024-08-06 23:36:18 UTC
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Post by Sh. Mandrake
To be a bit long in the tooth ?
être vieux

(parce que les gencives ont tendance à rétrécir avec l'âge)
Sh. Mandrake
2024-08-07 05:50:13 UTC
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Post by joye
Post by Sh. Mandrake
To be a bit long in the tooth ?
être vieux
(parce que les gencives ont tendance à rétrécir avec l'âge)
Merci.
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Hakuna matata

Le Magicien
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Mike Dee
2024-11-23 21:46:43 UTC
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Post by Sh. Mandrake
To be a bit long in the tooth ?
Considered to be too old for a given task. Thinking that a younger
person would be more suited for a task.

Task = any job or activity requiring mental or physical strength.

Long in the tooth ? = old.
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Sh. Mandrake
2024-11-24 07:35:08 UTC
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Post by Mike Dee
Post by Sh. Mandrake
To be a bit long in the tooth ?
Considered to be too old for a given task. Thinking that a younger
person would be more suited for a task.
Task = any job or activity requiring mental or physical strength.
Long in the tooth ? = old.
Thank you very much.
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Hakuna matata

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(The Magician only speaks in his personal name, and even then, not always.)
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