Should be “into me” rather than “in to me”.
Give up on Deborah. Try hitting on that chick working check-out at the store. SHE is in to you. Or, maybe any one of those women waitressing at restaurants.
It doesn’t add up.
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pumaman about 6 years ago
Should be “into me” rather than “in to me”.
Ida No about 6 years ago
Give up on Deborah. Try hitting on that chick working check-out at the store. SHE is in to you. Or, maybe any one of those women waitressing at restaurants.
Radish the wordsmith about 6 years ago
It doesn’t add up.