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18-Jun-2009, 15:42
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 to drop a house on somebody Apparently, you dropped a house on her sister.  Last edited by Tuca; 18-Jun-2009 at 16:48. |
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18-Jun-2009, 18:46
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| Re: to drop a house on somebody It seems to be a version of "dropped a brick on someone" = Did or said something that created a very embarrassing situation for them. More context might help. Tuca likes this. |
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18-Jun-2009, 20:14
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| Re: to drop a house on somebody Quote:
But I think this is what I was looking for. Thank You! |
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18-Jun-2009, 23:31
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| Re: to drop a house on somebody Think "Wizard of Oz"! Dorothy's house spun into Munchinland, landing on (and killing) the Wicked Witch of the East and irritating the hell out of her sister, the Wicket Witch of the West. Sounds like someone thinks this person is a witch (or maybe that word should have a B instead of a W). |
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