What is I Want To Get Out Buffer?


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The origin of this sentence is in Hebrew.

State that the person disagree with a certain thing, or something seems wrong, so that the person want's to express his disfavors.

He: Let's get this women to dance for us.

She: I want to get out buffer.

See Elad


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