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LL: Oh, it was... what's-her-face, you know, the tall girl with red hair.
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LL: I said "what's-her-face" instead of her name because I couldn't remember her name. I guess it means I can remember her face, but not her name.
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LL: Well, it's not really rude, but it's very informal. You shouldn't call someone what's-her-face if she is nearby... in that case, you should just ask her what her name is.
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LL: You would say what's-his-face.
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LL: That's right - You missed a class last Thursday. Hey wait, if you needed notes, why didn't you just ask me?
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LL: Well, come to think of it - If I were what's-her-face, er... I mean Jenny, I wouldn't want my notes either.
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LL: This thing in my hand? Oh, it's the thingamajig I use to measure the air pressure in my car's tires.
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LL: No no, that's not the real name of this thing. We use "thingamajig", to replace the name of an object when we don't know or can't remember its real name.
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LL: That's right. Actually, I think the thing in my hand is called a "tire pressure gauge". Tom asked me to help him check the air pressure of his car's tires.
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LL: Hey, I never said I'm good with cars. To me, everything under the hood of my car is just a bunch of thingamajigs.
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LL: Let me see. I think you just need to oil these thingamajigs on your handlebars here.
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LL: Well, if you don't believe me, you can ask what's-his-face, Jenny's boyfriend, the tall Indian guy - He can fix bikes.
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