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| Well, the title explains itself. I once read the expression "Don't let them ruin your rain." and I would like to know what does it mean. That's all Thank you very much |
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| It might mean something like 'don't let them stop you being miserable' or it could be a play on words from 'rain of ruin'. There are a few examples on the net about not letting the sun ruin your rain, which has, to me, the idea of wanting to be miserable. It's not a phrase in common usage, though, so there could be other interpretations. Can you remember anything about the context? |
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| Now, I get it! I saw that phrase in a T-shirt my friend gave me and it is written exactly this: Don't let them ruin your rain. There is also an image of a gothic girl with a grumpy expression and she is holding an umbrella. It seems to make sense, doesn't it? I was just curious to know. It is not a good idea to wear a T-shirt in which there is something written and you don't know what it is... Thank you very much, Tdol! |
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