Red5 said:It made me giggle.
What are Hell's Bells?
Is that when expressing anger or surprise?
:roll:
Red5 said:It made me giggle.
What are Hell's Bells?
RonBee said:What does "There will be hell to pay" mean?
tdol said:It means that the problems lie in the details. something looks good, but things then start to go wrong because the details had not been worked out.;-)
tdol said:I can't say that I've heard that one.;-)
Yep.henry said:RonBee said:What does "There will be hell to pay" mean?
hell to pay : dire consequences <if he's late there'll be hell to pay>
http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=hell
I've heard, "I'll see you in hell." (Probably in a movie.) Apparently, it means: "We will both be going to the bad place."henry said:What about " to see somebody in hell before?"
Say:bmo said:2. A man is known by the company he keeps.
By looking at your associates, people can tell what kind of person you are.
Example: I am worried about my son. He hangs around with these people with long hair, tattoos in arms and chest, holes in pants, some wearing nose, tongue, and lip rings. A man is known by the company he keeps; I wish he would associate with well-dressed, mannered, and church-going people.