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Latest post Sat, Jul 30 2005 3:14 AM by Anonymous. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  122541 Sat, 30 Jul 05 01:11 AM
bottom line
1. The line in a financial statement that shows net income or loss.
2. The final result or statement.
3. The main or essential point.
Is there another meaning?
Thank you.
Anonymous
Anonymous, 4 yr 102 days ago
An American friend of mine wrote me this joke.
"What is your bottom line?"  "I think it is my panty hose!"
I wonder if this use of 'bottom line' is common.
'the line shown on the skirt when it is too tight'
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