Thanks, I guess?
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"Built" refers to musculature. Perhaps it's not as widely used in the UK but it is quite a common term here. You were not being compared to a shed; it was a compliment. Maybe a bit skeezy, but nevertheless a compliment.
Used the same here, even know the area OP lives and its def used there.
Usually, that means you've either got big **** or a nice ass, or both (ftw!) What bizarre dialect of English do you speak where the ambiguity is between height and a shed?
that was random... maybe hes a little nuts op
He was admiring your physical form. I give him props for offering a compliment without being vulgar, and I'm not sure how this is an FML?
you're either muscular or have great t&a, neither is particularly bad. :)
Sad that song was going through my head as well
Damn RPS! I was thinking the same thing!
Complete with horn section.
It just means you have a really nice shape, you're probably really athletic? Or at least you look like it!
You're a beautiful shed, I'd store my "tool" in you.
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I wouldn't take a fence if I were you.
Sounds like a . . . *lowers sunglasses* sheddy situation.