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[naughtkris]

2. "I (Chris) understand your (of Cupressus) jokes, no worries. You can be feel free with a Table Talk. Because we are friends. And a friends doing it (Table Talk)."

This is the correct interpretation.

When ever I use the word "stuff", its just a common placeholder word. In some ways, it's like a pronoun for a non-person. Once the context is established, usually something more complex or too long to be worth repeating, it can then be referred back to as stuff. Usually during in-formal conversations.

Ie
" My dog is sick, but I can't handle loosing him, so my wife had to take him tot he vet to be put down. I can't handle all that stuff". In this case, the 'stuff' not only refers to the direct context (the vet and putting the pet down), but an implied meaning of the emotional baggage the speaker doesn't want to have to verbalize. The listener fills it in from 'stuff'. This isn't a hard and fast rule of grammar, its just contextual and common sense.

The stuff could be something physical, emotional, meta-physical, imaginary. Its all just 'stuff'.

Sometimes, instead of 'stuff', they might replace the word with 'shit', again, depending on context, audience and desired emotional effect. Usually if referring to the 'stuff' in a dismissive manor.

Another thing you'll find with us native english speakers (and americans), is that we are so used to the language, we stop noticing our own mistakes. No one makes more spelling and grammar errors in english than a native english speaker (and americans).


-Chris