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Old 07-13-2011, 03:55 PM   #92
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The expression "it doesn't faze me" is quite common in my experiences to mean that something doesn't bother you.

On my most recent trip to England, I noticed that everyone kept asking me "are you alright?". I don't recall being asked this question so commonly on previous trips. At first I kept thinking do I look like something is wrong with me like I'm jetlagged or ill? Then I realized it was just another way of saying "how are you?". In America we would not ask a question like that unless you thought that everything wasn't all right so I found it to be slightly irritating.
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