"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
No, Steve
No, no, no, no, NO (WARNING: imagery conjured up by this metaphor may lead to depression, seizures, nausea, heart failure or thoughts of suicide).
I never heard the expression, either. The origin of this phrase may be as advertised, but, frankly, I'll only believe it if I see it something in print from the period.
Aaargh!! Now I'll need the eye-bleach, and that's just for imagining The Hill "opening her kimono" If I actually saw her "opening her kimono" I would have to dig out my own eyeballs with a teaspoon!
"Open her kimono," BTW, is not an expression I've ever heard either, not even back in the '90s when the Internet was the new frontier. I think Steve Ratnner (whoever he is) is simply making it up as he goes along.
Thanks for the warning, Paco, but "curiosity killed the cat", so-to-speak.
ReplyDeleteSteve Rattner is a very sick man.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it with Democrats and their poor choice of words?
ReplyDeleteI don't remember hearing "open the kimono" in the '90s. Am I alone?
ReplyDeleteI never heard the expression, either. The origin of this phrase may be as advertised, but, frankly, I'll only believe it if I see it something in print from the period.
ReplyDeleteAaargh!! Now I'll need the eye-bleach, and that's just for imagining The Hill "opening her kimono"
ReplyDeleteIf I actually saw her "opening her kimono" I would have to dig out my own eyeballs with a teaspoon!
"Open her kimono," BTW, is not an expression I've ever heard either, not even back in the '90s when the Internet was the new frontier. I think Steve Ratnner (whoever he is) is simply making it up as he goes along.
Mikael, he may, indeed, be making it up as he goes along, or the '90s were really good for him. Either way, pass the bleach. A truck load of bleach.
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