I metaphor the other night....inundate.
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Idiomatic. Available with a 30-round clip.
In the military, FUBAR was kind of outdated. So when a situation was really, really bad, we would say it was "a real bag of dicks".
Mike Tango: The name we would call one of the guys in a bar to alert him the woman sidling up to him was looking for a Meal Ticket.LUMP. Student pilot: "Lieutenant Under Mental Pressure."
A.K.A. A piece of lint between two headphones.
Tango Uniform: LUMP screwed up. He went "Tits Up".
Washed Out: LUMP made his last mistake and is kicked out of flight school.
Idioms I use come from when I was a kid. They just come out naturally as the situation arises. For example, I just told the dog to, "hold your horses". Then as typical it strikes me that I haven't heard that one in quite a while.
A personal one that was used a few years (around 1960) between my pop and me was he'd occasionally would hand me an envelope and simply say, "get on your horse". That meant I was to hop on my bicycle and deposit the letter into the mailbox down at the end of the street.
Mike Tango: The name we would call one of the guys in a bar to alert him the woman sidling up to him was looking for a Meal Ticket.LUMP. Student pilot: "Lieutenant Under Mental Pressure."
A.K.A. A piece of lint between two headphones.
Tango Uniform: LUMP screwed up. He went "Tits Up".
Washed Out: LUMP made his last mistake and is kicked out of flight school.