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LL: Oh, Li Hua, that is really TMI. I'm sorry you had to go to the doctor, but I really don't want to hear all about your infected toenail!

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LL: T-M-I is an abbreviation for "Too Much Information." I think you were giving me too much information about your doctor's appointment.

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LL: Well, you were telling me very specific details about your trip to the doctor, like how he had to cut away part of your toenail, and I thought you gave me too much information. TMI!

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LL: (Urgently) Please, Li Hua, that really is TMI! Generally, Americans don't like to talk about the specifics of personal matters like a doctor's visit, especially when the details are disgusting!

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LL: That's right. But you should also not give too much information about your personal relationships.

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LL: How so?

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LL: That is definitely TMI. You probably really don't want to know how Sharon's boyfriend kisses.

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LL: Well, now you do! The next time Sharon goes on and on about her boyfriend you can just say, "Please, Sharon, TMI!"

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LL: (Urgently) Li Hua, that is another excellent example of TMI!

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LL: You are back, Li Hua. That was PDQ!

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LL: PDQ stands for "Pretty Darn Quick." You came back from the restroom very quickly, you were PDQ!

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LL: Say, Li Hua, I am getting very hungry. Aren't you? Let's stop chatting and find a place to eat PDQ.

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LL: That's a good idea! The sandwiches are really good and they make them PDQ, which is good because I should really get back to work.

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LL: I wish I could, Li Hua, but I really can't. My boss assigned me a project this morning, and he really wants me to finish it PDQ.

LH: ¨º¦n§a¡A¬JµM§A­n»°¶µ¥Ø¡A¨º§Ú­Ì´N§Ö¦Y¡A§A¦nget back to work PDQ.

LL: What about you, Li Hua? Do you have a relaxing afternoon planned?

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LL: Well, it sounds like we both have things to do this afternoon. Here's the sandwich place. Oh, No! It doesn't look like our lunch is going to PDQ after all.

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LL: Well, it doesn't look like the service will be PDQ today. They must be short-handed.

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LL: And then we'll need to eat them PDQ, too!

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