i miss you a bit meaning

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I Miss You A Little Bit Meme - love quoteswriteAdSense("forum top left") › › writeAdSense("forum top") Meaning of "I'm a little upset" Betty Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:15 am GMT I miss a little... What exactly does that mean? Is this like a language or exactly what it says? Thank you. singer Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:35 am GMT Context? singer Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:42 am GMT I'd put my money in the following: A furious man is fleeing from the police with a stolen bag of the innocent woman who killed only a few minutes before. A police officer runs along the road after him. Suddenly the thief stumbles with a broken spray and falls strong, but when he falls he pulls out his gun and shoots a shot at the police officer who is falling on him like a bull. Unfortunately for the thief, his bullet misses the officer for a fraction of an inch, giving the police officer time to shout in anger and return fire. One of the bullets hit the fallen man by seriously hurting him. The police officer stands out for the dying man and speaks: "Leave me a little... and you will pay with your life!" singer Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:45 am GMT So it means "because your bullet didn't leave me incapacitated, (I'm gonna kill you)." I hope you understand now! Betty Tue Jul 07, 2009 3:53 pm GMT I'm sorry, guys. I meant "miser" like losing someone. Thank you. Leasnam Tue Jul 07, 2009 4:05 pm GMT without context I would say that it sounded like a request for me For example. I'm leaving now... please... Better guessing Betty Tue Jul 07, 2009 8:30 pm GMT Yes, that was the context of Leasnam. So "a little" doesn't mean anything in this case? Thank you. Leasnam Tue Jul 07, 2009 9:00 pm GMT " It is probably a reference to the fact that the speaker may feel that he may not be lost at all. Even though he/she can really want to be missed a lot, they can feel that even waiting for him to lose a little is asking a lot. It doesn't seem like the speaker is saying, "I want you to miss me a little [because I'm not gonna miss you more than that either]--No. It's just a sweet and modest way to ask you to lose :-) Rapp Tue Jul 07, 2009 10:20 pm GMT Leasnam is closer to how he would use it. I'm most likely to use it as a question. Imagine I'm on a business trip or something, and I'm a wife back home. "Hello, do you miss me a little?" "I miss you so much!" "Me too." ... That kind of thing. Betty Jul 08, 2009 09:26 am GMT Thank you all. Now it makes sense. topic_open = false; writeAdSense("forum bottom") Meaning of "I'm a little upset"

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