What do you "plead the fifth" to?
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Crazy is looking 4 Imperfections.
ANSWERS: 15
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I plead the fifth now.
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If I give you details here, it would kind of defeat the purpose of it, wouldn't it ; )
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A few things which I would rather not disclose to the interwebs.
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aint going there, that would defeat the purpose,,,,,I plead the 5th
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Can't answer that since it'll reveal what I'm not admitting.
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Things I did in my former life.. :)
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Whatever you are accusing me of.
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Unfortunately, I am not currently within the United States (nor am I a citizen there) so I don't have the right to plead the fifth : ( It basically means that you don't need to say anything that would be self-incriminating, and no inference of guilt may be drawn from "pleading the fifth". The fifth also means that no one can be punished without 'due process of law'. Thankfully, the right to due process extends to all people, US citizens or not.
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i plead the fifth!
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You only do that when you are guilty of something and don't want to admit it. When I do something wrong or something I shouldn't have done, I immediately admit it because I don't want to embarrass myself by being "found out". There is nothing worth "pleading the fifth" to for me. Honesty and openness is the easiest way to go through life..again, for me! :)
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When you get stuck between two of your bosses & they both are wanting a different answer from you.
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when friends are asking you to take sides in a conversation that has nothing to do with you.
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A bottle of rum that has disappeared.
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Not much. I don't really have a problem admitting much of anything. At this stage of the game (life) I admit even the really heinous crap I pull fairly easily.
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Having crushes on a few people on AB *hee* (and NO, I'm not telling....they know who they are :o)
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