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J.R.
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When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought you might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that borders on a verbal tic.

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When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought you might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that borders on a verbal tic.

Edit - fixed bad iPad auto-corrects.

When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought you might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that borders on a verbal tic.

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JTP - Apologise to Monica
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When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought toyou might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that boardersborders on a verbal ticktic.

Edit - fixed bad iPad auto-corrects.

When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought to might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that boarders on a verbal tick.

When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought you might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that borders on a verbal tic.

Edit - fixed bad iPad auto-corrects.

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JTP - Apologise to Monica
JTP - Apologise to Monica
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When people ask if I'd like their personal opinion, I tell them,"No, I'd like Jack's opinion, I thought to might have it handy."

Yes, it's one of the annoying redundancies that boarders on a verbal tick.