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Come on, you don't think we'll be 60 and still living together, sharing clothes and a cat.
— Charmed ‧ 1998
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The speaker dismisses, through a rhetorical question, the notion that they and others will still be living together at sixty, sharing clothes and a cat. The picture is a cosy but slightly comic one of lifelong domestic closeness, offered as something the speaker considers unlikely.
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