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Saddle your horse before sassin' your boss "Saddle your horse before sassin' your boss." - What does this mean?
- 20-Jul-2010, 11:19 #2
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Teacher Re: Saddle your horse before sassin' your boss Literally: 'Get ready to run before insulting your boss'.
Metaphorically, it means (to me, anyway) 'Make sure you've got a new job lined up before leaving your present one.'
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