June 4, 201214 yr Author Come to think of it, the Brits probably thought you meant that the teeth were not fighting.... It's a fair guess not many where English is not their first language would be aware of its other meaning, but my trusty Thorndike Barnhart dictionary (published in America) lists row third out of 3 definitions, thus 'a noisy quarrel'. And there is also rowdy of course.
June 10, 201214 yr Part of what I write is tongue-in-cheek, and part of the fun is for you to find out what and what not! I got some people into serious thinking with "Bars in Pattaya change owner more frequently than I change my underwear". But this one was serious. Teeth not in a row meaning in a line, or better semi circle. I prefer teeth arranged like this: I would never kiss this man: because he has bad teeth!
June 10, 201214 yr Author Part of what I write is tongue-in-cheek, and part of the fun is for you to find out what and what not! I would never kiss this man: I believe you!
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