Don't be a stranger.
Don't be a stranger. by Darion Glanton September 21, 2003
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don't be a stranger by piewire September 19, 2003
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don't be a stranger by CoCo September 20, 2003
don't be a stranger
Don't become a stranger. Usually said between friends when parting in anticipation of not seeing one another for a long time - when moving house, for example.
Is also often as a joke after marriage - warning the couple not to lose touch with their friends after becoming so attached - normally between men.
Is also often as a joke after marriage - warning the couple not to lose touch with their friends after becoming so attached - normally between men.
don't be a stranger by Richter September 20, 2003
don't be a stranger
Said to a person or workmate when they aren't going to be around anymore but not going to be far removed in a geographical sense. For example, if they are changing jobs but remaining in the same town or city.
"You were a pain in the ass to work with but I'm sad that you're leaving for some reason. Don't be a stranger, will you?"
don't be a stranger by ahpeeyem September 21, 2003
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don't be a stranger by Floresita September 19, 2003
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don't be a stranger by Tommy Bonderenka September 20, 2003
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