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Dumb blonde here!

dmckenna50 · 2011-09-06 22:20:05

Hi guys! Someone said my level of commitment was without par. What the hell does that mean? As I say, dumb blonde. I don't even want to ask anyone because they'll laugh at me. God bless you, internet! :) Thanks!

06-09-2011 11:20pm

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dmckenna50

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Hi guys!

Someone said my level of commitment was without par. What the hell does that mean?

As I say, dumb blonde. I don't even want to ask anyone because they'll laugh at me. God bless you, internet!

Thanks!

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#2 06-09-2011 11:51pm

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#3 14-10-2011 2:52pm

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Par meands equal hence your committment was without equal - it was the best (or maybe worst)!

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#4 14-10-2011 3:22pm

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"Without pair" maybe? Incomparable. Usually meant in a good way.

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#5 14-10-2011 10:59pm

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I would say "without equal". Haven't heard any of the other ones used in this thread but it doesn't sound like that's what the person in the OP was aiming for either.

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