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Discover Ludwig"bully for you" is a phrase used in English - usually said in a sarcastic or teasing sense - meaning something along the lines of "Good for you, I'm not impressed".
It is typically used in informal contexts. For example: "You got an A on the test? Bully for you!".
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In a season two episode "Bully for You", he told Warrick that in high school, he was a "ghost" (meaning that he did not belong to any group in particular).
Bully for you, Greene.
Bully for you, Graeme.
Well done Jo-Wilfied, bully for you.
Bully for you, you might think.
Bully for you if that's in your bag of tricks.
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Then look for a bully going for you or a bully that's bullying someone else.
Don't let anyone bully you for what you for what you like to do at playtime.
Seriously, Ballmer — Intel is too big to bully, even for you.
Do not let anyone bully you for what you look like.
Have you ever worried if your kids would be bullied for who you're married to, or if you were welcome in a place of worship?
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