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"Tell your friend I don’t know but I will ask my friend Thanks | |||
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"A friend of mine wants to know what asking for a friend means " Someone uses this phrase while asking a question. They claim to be asking for a friend, when they are in fact asking for themselves. | |||
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"A friend of mine wants to know what asking for a friend means " Don't have enough to admit that it's them who needs the information | |||
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"A friend or a FWB? " Friend More chance of a snowflake surviving a day in hell than me having a fwb | |||
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"A friend of mine wants to know what asking for a friend means " Was your friend the chicken that crossed the road | |||
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"A friend or a FWB? " Morelike FWQ (Friend with Questions) | |||
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