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all of my buddies are vetted

all of my buddies are vetted

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@fmf said
In this particular instance, how do you define "wrong"?
Incorrect, mistaken, inexact, erroneous, misleading, illogical.

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@rookie54 said
you are very wealthy
my only friend was a small piece of kindling and dad burned it

i miss ole sticky
at least you have your memories.

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@the-gravedigger said
Incorrect, mistaken, inexact, erroneous, misleading, illogical.
"Its"?

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Yes, but what does it really mean?

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Well, clearly a conversation with you is not going to work if you seriously think that a question about friendship - what it means to be a "buddy" - can be characterised as an "obsession" with a word.

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@rookie54 said
you are very wealthy
my only friend was a small piece of kindling and dad burned it

i miss ole sticky
Stick with Ole Miss.🤔

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I had one Buddy and as he aged he was “vetted” pretty regularly.

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No, it's not as simple as that. In the UK and Australia, for example, the word "buddy" is often used by strangers - as is the word "mate" - to signal a certain distance or be faintly mocking or condescending. Indeed, it might be a word used to address someone in a hostile situation.

A lot of people also use "buddy" for friends and acquaintances that are clearly not close. Beyond the dictionary, it's often a vague and somewhat meaningless word, in and of itself. Hence my question on page 1.

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@gertrude said
I only have three
My dead cats don't even jump on the bed anymore. 😢

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They might also never suspect that you are a character right out of a Patricia Highsmith novel.

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