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- 12-Dec-2011, 15:46 #1
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leaf chaser Person A is about to drink a herbal tea (leaves are on the plate next to the cup).
Person B says: Drink it and then we'll do a leaf chaser.
Everyone stars to laugh.
Can someone explain it to me?
Thanks in advance!
- 12-Dec-2011, 16:30 #2
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Teacher Re: leaf chaser A "chaser" in this sense is usually something you drink after drinking something else. For example, you may drink a shot of whiskey followed by a small glass of water. The water is the "chaser". Person B is saying that they will eat the leaves after drinking the tea. Person B is playing with the language a bit.
Originally Posted by lukre 
Person A is about to drink a herbal tea (leaves are on the plate next to the cup).
Person B says: Drink it and then we'll do a leaf chaser.
Everyone stars to laugh.
Can someone explain it to me?
Thanks in advance!
- 12-Dec-2011, 17:42 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: leaf chaser You've been of great help! Thanks a lot!
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