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#1 (permalink) Sun May 31, 2009 14:20 pm there you go vs here you go

What is the difference? Thank you _________________ Only the Paranoid Survive

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#2 (permalink) Sun May 31, 2009 16:08 pm there you go vs here you go

Davy, I think they are both used in the same context, that of handing something to someone. _________________ Keep it simple ... Keep it interesting.

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