Is that my kill
I'm looking for some brain to boost my IQ
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Originally posted by Ahmed.
It's actually "Is that my queue" I'm pretty sure
I think it's more "cue", actually.
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Cue, as a noun, is a signal to begin. In the context of a stage play, for example, one actor’s cue to begin his soliloquy is when the spotlight is cast on him. Similarly, to cue (as a verb) refers to the act of providing this signal to begin. To cue is to prompt. When you tell someone to “cue the music,” you are telling them to “start the music now.”
Queue, as a noun, refers to a lineup. This usually implies a group of people waiting in line, as would be the case at the cash register at a supermarket. However, it can also refer to things other than people. For example, comments on this blog can sometimes be held in the moderation queue, waiting for approval. A queue is a line handled on a first come, first served basis.
I DO NOT USE