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eliakon (64)in #funny • 5 years ago (edited)

When we are in a hurry and we are about to leave the house we often say "c'mon lets go, get your coat".

When we have to leave our home for ever and never return back cause something suddenly happened and we need to just vanish, we say "get your goat" (giving emphasis to the situation; get EVEN the goat, get/pack everything). And it means "pissed off" cause who wouldn't be mad and angry in that case?

5 years ago in #funny by eliakon (64)

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onceuponatime (72) 5 years ago

Me - I wouldn't be pissed off in that, or any other, case. I remain cool, calm and collected at all times. LoL
Besides, I'm getting old and "Get your coat" sounds so close to "Get your goat" that I probably wouldn't hear the difference anyway. Just as well.

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eliakon (64) 5 years ago

"Get your coat" sounds so close to "Get your goat" that I probably wouldn't hear the difference anyway.

hahahah I think I would have the same problem.. I would probably grab the goat more frequently for no reason and that would definitely make the goat angry if not me..