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your comment is: ''not sure, so change''. Ermm, shouldn't it be the other way round --> when you're not sure, ask first? 'tuck in' means to eat up. --[[User:Larethian|larethian]] 05:18, 27 July 2011 (UCT) | your comment is: ''not sure, so change''. Ermm, shouldn't it be the other way round --> when you're not sure, ask first? 'tuck in' means to eat up. --[[User:Larethian|larethian]] 05:18, 27 July 2011 (UCT) | ||
Sorry, when I read that it felt really strange, made me think that he's going to sleep. I checked some dictionary and can't find a tucked in that means eat up. Now that I checked tuck-in, it seems to be a British informal word, guess I never heard it before.--[[User:Xplorer30|Xplorer30]] 08:13, 27 July 2011 (UCT) | |||
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Hi, feel free to fix my changes.
your comment is: not sure, so change. Ermm, shouldn't it be the other way round --> when you're not sure, ask first? 'tuck in' means to eat up. --larethian 05:18, 27 July 2011 (UCT)
Sorry, when I read that it felt really strange, made me think that he's going to sleep. I checked some dictionary and can't find a tucked in that means eat up. Now that I checked tuck-in, it seems to be a British informal word, guess I never heard it before.--Xplorer30 08:13, 27 July 2011 (UCT)