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Thread: That puts me out of my chest
- 16-Apr-2008, 19:36 #1
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That puts me out of my chest I would like to know what is that means: "That puts me out of my chest?" I heard that somewhere on youtube when the guy criticized his former job at Wal-Mart.
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- 16-Apr-2008, 22:57 #2
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Teacher Re: That puts me out of my chest Could it mean something like Put somebody's nose out of joint - UsingEnglish.com ?
- 16-Apr-2008, 23:00 #3
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Teacher Re: That puts me out of my chest Never heard of it. Maybe it's a new expression.
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