From Collins, like hell is a phrase that some people say "to emphasize that they strongly disagree with you or are strongly opposed to what you say."
In your case, Ron says he is Scan Shunpike. Scabior does not believe him and does not agree with that statement. Scabior replies with "Like hell y...
The OP used the "meaning in context" and "spoken-english" tags. I tried to explain the meaning behind a sentence, but it seems OP is now having a hard time with a preposition use (comments). I tried to explain that but I my "grammar" skills (for a lack of a better term) are very limited. I don't know how to effectively answer the follow up questions.
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I’ve got a bit of stuff I’d like to address on meta and elsewhere, but my time is limited at the moment so I’m trying to focus on handling flags…
An atom accidentally bumps into another atom, knocking it down. The first one says, "Are you OK?" The other replies, "No, I lost an electron!" "That’s awful! Are you sure?" Yeah, I'm positive!"
If we're talking within a single calendar year, then consider the Orthodox Christmas Day, which is in January or something, and then you have the entire rest of the year, and so probably every countr- oh.
it seems like it was collateral damage - perhaps they downvoted the other one first because dan had more queries which I was not able to explain fully, and then saw this one and wanted to do the same. both questions are from dan
@AIQ I guess the people you're more careful around generally, and maybe even stumble in your native language. It could be the opposite gender, a very wise old man who you respect so much
@userr2684291 well OK, that joke is so old it's 2000 years old
@userr2684291 What do you mean
You're such an awesome guy I stumbled.
@AIQ Thanks, it was alright
I mean, I'm not the kind of person who's picky about the situation they're in anymore. A zombie breakout could happen and I'd be like "Oh at least they're not as gory as 80's films"