actually girl, yours is sittting on my bookshelf. has been for over a month now. you know how vague i get.
and me... well i got that book on Brett and his 'stude'.
That was an awesome book!
I'm as bad, I still haven't sent that package off to the UK I got organized just after Christmas but I'll be off to the post office next week, so I'll remind you then!
I'm as bad, I still haven't sent that package off to the UK I got organized just after Christmas but I'll be off to the post office next week, so I'll remind you then!
won't do any good girl. tis school holidays so i'll be as vague as hell even with reminders.
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it doesn't mean what you think it means m. unless you actually are planning on being incredibly busy tomorrow evening?
well, jeanie said she'd been flat out like a lizard drinking...which to me means, she's been very busy drinking? that's what i wanted...and accomplished ...last night. being very busy can be a very good thing. depends what you are very busy, doing......;)
well, jeanie said she'd been flat out like a lizard drinking...which to me means, she's been very busy drinking? that's what i wanted...and accomplished ...last night. being very busy can be a very good thing. depends what you are very busy, doing......;)
The Australian expressions - flat out, like a lizard drinking and flat out, like a lizard on a log, are a little easier to interpret. They clearly allude to lying flat on one's face. These are known from around the time of WWII and are recorded in Sidney John Baker's, The drum: Australian character and slang, 1959:
"Ideas of lying flatly (on one's face, not one's back) and of travelling or working at great speed are recorded in the phrases 'flat out like a lizard drinking' and 'flat out like a lizard on a log'."
They are rarely used literally though, i.e. to mean lying flat out, but are just an emphatic form of the usual meaning of 'flat out'.
Not drinking so much D2D, well I mean I haven't been, just meant I've been flat out, really busy. So flat out like a lizard, you know because lizards are flat.
well, jeanie said she'd been flat out like a lizard drinking...which to me means, she's been very busy drinking? that's what i wanted...and accomplished ...last night. being very busy can be a very good thing. depends what you are very busy, doing......;)
well m. you interpretted it exactly how i thought you had. doesn't make you any less wrong though.
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Well I'm sure wherever he is he's happy.
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actually girl, yours is sittting on my bookshelf. has been for over a month now. you know how vague i get.
and me... well i got that book on Brett and his 'stude'.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
That was an awesome book!
I'm as bad, I still haven't sent that package off to the UK I got organized just after Christmas but I'll be off to the post office next week, so I'll remind you then!
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won't do any good girl. tis school holidays so i'll be as vague as hell even with reminders.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
Yeah, I haven't remembered to go myself yet!
I'm still basking in my own cleverness at having the post card arrive!
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well i have no cleverness to bask in. not right now.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
That's ok, based on my current organizational status, there's a really good chance I'll remember to remind you!
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well, jeanie said she'd been flat out like a lizard drinking...which to me means, she's been very busy drinking? that's what i wanted...and accomplished
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow
Miss popular, hey ?!?!
So true... I hate losing... especially at Scrabble... and to boys :eek:
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/flat-out.html
The Australian expressions - flat out, like a lizard drinking and flat out, like a lizard on a log, are a little easier to interpret. They clearly allude to lying flat on one's face. These are known from around the time of WWII and are recorded in Sidney John Baker's, The drum: Australian character and slang, 1959:
"Ideas of lying flatly (on one's face, not one's back) and of travelling or working at great speed are recorded in the phrases 'flat out like a lizard drinking' and 'flat out like a lizard on a log'."
They are rarely used literally though, i.e. to mean lying flat out, but are just an emphatic form of the usual meaning of 'flat out'.
Not drinking so much D2D, well I mean I haven't been, just meant I've been flat out, really busy. So flat out like a lizard, you know because lizards are flat.
Sounds like you had a great night.
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Oh I know!
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well m. you interpretted it exactly how i thought you had. doesn't make you any less wrong though.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say