it would be the equivalent of they did it to themselves or did there self dirty.
Another sense is to believe or buy into one's own lies or misconceptions. A group of persons, a nation, a religion or a culture, could 'drink their own bathwater'. 'Bathwater' is a euphemism for bodily waste so if drunk would be for it to return to it's source.
It evokes an image of one who is overwhelmed, as when drowning; one consumes the water in which they are drowning in. The fact that it is bathwater would imply you're being overwhelmed by a situation or an event etc., that is not as big as you believe it to be, vis a vis; drowning in the bathwater seems hard to do since all you have to do is sit up.
The definition is you are responsible for your own downfall in the future
It means for you to satisfy yourself, as only you know how best to do so.
It's a male speaking and he is saying, "...trapped in my own house."
The saying, I can not say much for you, means that you must make your own decisions. That the person is now going to have to choose things without the help of anyone else.
It's the same as "be it on your own head". Basically if your doing something that has consequences and you know about them but continue to do it anyway, the speaker is saying its your own fault if anything goes wrong.You deserve what you get: My friend has a headache and hasn't taken anything for it. She still has her headache. My response was "Well hell mend you"... I'm a caring soul.
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Yahoo is saying Rekhmet is saying THANK YOU in your own language
The definition is you are responsible for your own downfall in the future
It means for you to satisfy yourself, as only you know how best to do so.
Bilbo is basically saying the Ring is his and no one else's, and that the Ring is dear to him.
The actual saying is second childhood. It sometimes refers to a new parent that relives elements of their own childhood as they start to raise their own child.
"Mind your own beeswax" is an informal way of telling someone to focus on their own business or affairs and not to interfere in others'. It is a playful and colloquial way of asserting boundaries and privacy.
"Pat Malone" is rhyming slang for "on your own". So if you are "drinking with Pat Malone" or "drinking on your Pat Malone", you are drinking alone, by yourself (Usually regarded as a socially unacceptable practice). The term does not apply exclusively to drinking, you can go on holidays "on your Pat Malone", you can watch TV "on your Pat Malone" or you can work "on your Pat Malone".
I'm afraid the saying I have heard tell of is "hold your own" which means, delicately put, to handle a situation all by yourself with no backup/assistance.
It is a clever response to the idea of luck. He was saying the harder he worked the more rewarding his accomplishments were. In a sense, he was saying he made his own luck.
"I've" means "I have." This can mean that you own or possess something. Another way of saying that would be that you get hold of, or get your hands on something.
Yer ain wee hoose is the Scottish way of saying, "Your own little house."