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Latest post Wed, Jan 7 2009 4:20 AM by AlpheccaStars. 1 replies.
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david007  +  633072 Wed, 07 Jan 09 12:41 AM
Jack：What're you doing here？
Mike：I might ask you the same, boy。  You seem pretty curious about it。  What's your bussiness here？
Jack：I have my reasons.And I ain't playing the twit。
What's the meaning of"play the twit"here? thanks in advance.
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AlpheccaStars  +  633243 Wed, 07 Jan 09 04:20 AM
 Welcome David!

A "twit" is a stupid, foolish person.

Jack is saying that he's not being stupid; he wants some respect. 

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