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Depends.. Does the latter has a meaning of its own?
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Yes.
Bollocks. As in this thing is bollocks. This thing is bad.
Dog's bollocks. As in this thing is the dog's bollocks. This thing is great.
[in response to a statement]. Bollocks! You sir have just told a fabrication, a falsehood, are fibbing...
[In response to an event, say dropping something or breaking something]. I am upset at this turn of events.
Aw me bollocks. See response to statement.
Aw me bollocks. Same as "ow me balls", usually having been hit in them.
 
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Dog's bollocks. As in this thing is the dog's bollocks. This thing is great.
Although I definitely heard the expression "dog's bollocks" before, i didn't know exactly what it means, and that's why i asked (even though i could've just Google'd it)..
It's a British expression for sure, even the term "bollocks" is..
[In response to an event, say dropping something or breaking something]. I am upset at this turn of events.
Aw me bollocks. See response to statement.
Aw me bollocks. Same as "ow me balls", usually having been hit in them.
Thanks for the explanation.
Is that you, P1ngpong? :p1ng:
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The last b-... what?
The fuck you're talking about?
Speech bubble. Messages in that app are framed in speech bubbles, like sentences in comic books. So the last speech bubble, i.e. the last message/reply.

Looks like its written
"Hailed Jeffrey Epstein lol"
"I killed Jeffrey Epstein lol"

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