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I get knocked off everytime I log in and it is from a PC.
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Posted 2025-June-04, 04:47
Which browser do you use?
Do you have Firewalls active?
Do you have Firewalls active?
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Posted 2025-June-10, 21:15
I am also getting knocked off very very very often since I got my new computer and Windows 11.
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Posted 2025-June-11, 15:16
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Translation of "get knocked off" in Italian ...
It's the first time I ever saw a sub get knocked off.
Caspita, è la prima volta che vedo saltare un sottomarino
It's the first time I ever saw a sub get knocked off.
Caspita, è la prima volta che vedo saltare un sottomarino
How did we ever manage before being blessed with AI ?
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Posted 2025-June-11, 19:29
In Kiwi, knocked off translates to I've finished work, and I'm probably going to the pub for a Steiny.
There is a particularly vulgar use, I won't share here.
There is a particularly vulgar use, I won't share here.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
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Posted 2025-June-12, 06:11
jillybean, on 2025-June-11, 19:29, said:
In Kiwi, knocked off translates to I've finished work, and I'm probably going to the pub for a Steiny.
There is a particularly vulgar use, I won't share here.
There is a particularly vulgar use, I won't share here.
In England there is (or was) that vulgar use, plus to be assassinated by a mob.
It would never have occurred to me as an equivalent to being logged off or booted or whatever, hence my curiosity.
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