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You say this when you get caught in a lie and you try to replace your dead grandma with another one who’s also not dead. It’s like saying ‘I meant my other dead grandma’ but both are alive and probably laughing at you.
I said my grandma died, but I meant my other grandma who also didn’t die.
I told my teacher my grandma was in the hospital, but I meant my other grandma who was at the mall.
I blamed my grandma for my bad grade, but I meant my other grandma who was eating pizza.