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Latest post Sun, May 24 2009 12:21 PM by Madhulk. 2 replies.
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Madhulk  +  745318 Sun, 24 May 09 11:28 AM
Two kids are going to see what's inside of a tunnel.

And when they arrive at the place one of them says: 'That's good'

and they stop riding their bikes. Does it mean something like 'this is the spot'?

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Delmobile  +  745343 Sun, 24 May 09 11:47 AM
Funny expression to use there, but yes, that's about it. I've usually heard this to mean, "That's enough."


Can I have just a little gravy on my mashed potatoes? (Mom ladles gravy) That's good, thanks.


I mean, I've heard it used in this context to mean "that's enough." Obviously "that's good" can have a wider range of meaning :)


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Madhulk  +  745384 Sun, 24 May 09 12:21 PM
Thanks, D!
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