on me
in my opinion; from my point of view.
i’m telling you….
on me, if you don’t give me what i want, i’ll be mad.
irish slang for having something with you at the present time
the term is adapted from the literal translation of “i have” in irish
for example i have a cat in irish (ta cat agam)would literal translate as i have a cat at me. although to say im happy (or any other emotion) translates as i have happy on me
sorry mate, i dont have a spare fiver on me
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