It means to cut all ties and escape. Perhaps a naval saying for cutting the anchor or mooring lines, which would be much quicker than hauling in the anchor or casting off.
They're saying you run fast.
you run away and tell or learn kung fu
If you think about the words, you can figure it out. They're just saying they're different.
The saying 'you can have too much of a good thing' means that something pleasant may become unpleasant in the long-run.
well it could be but that doesent mean run off and cut your hair it is only rubbish if u cut it xx iam only 12
you go up to them, punch them in the face, and say "dude! cut it out." then run away.
In grammar conjugate means to list the different forms of a verb. An example would be the word run - it would be conjugated by saying "I run, you run, he runs, she runs, they run, we run."
It essentially about making a decision of either Yes (Fish) or No (cut bait). The sentence is more frequently used when it's taken a while to make that decision. Similar expression: Are you in or out? What's it gonna be?
i assume you mean your boyfriend.....just say to him.........I'm not being nasty ,it's just my opinion so don't get mad. I don't like your hair cut. its nothing personal it's up to you how you have it cut but I'm just saying i think you look sexier with your normal hair cut
The saying run around like a Banshee originated from America. It originated from the American tales of the Banshees,
present / past / past participle cut / cut / cut Run / ran / run eat / ate / eaten have / had / had mistake / mistook / mistaken
Why does the saying yes Mississippi was but Mississippi is mean?