Definitions by linkc007
Pick up a tail from
"Nelson, his wife Helen, and his associate John Paul Chase picked up a tail from the FBI in the town of Barrington, near Chicago. After a short chase, the two camps were picketed across from each other hurling bullets."
"I got to pick up a tail from this girl's heart with her friends. She is too much mysterious."
"I got to pick up a tail from this girl's heart with her friends. She is too much mysterious."
Pick up a tail from by linkc007 May 30, 2017
fly under the radar
Guy 1 - Have you seen those news about the mobsters of L.A.?
Guy 2 - Oh yes, I have. They were finally discovered, working undergrounds.
Guy 1 - Haha, they were flying under the radar of our city police, but sooner or later they would be found.
Guy 2 - To fly under the radar is no easy deal, here in L.A. ... One hour or other they catch you.
Guy 2 - Oh yes, I have. They were finally discovered, working undergrounds.
Guy 1 - Haha, they were flying under the radar of our city police, but sooner or later they would be found.
Guy 2 - To fly under the radar is no easy deal, here in L.A. ... One hour or other they catch you.
fly under the radar by linkc007 August 1, 2016
it's on you
Girfriend: You was with a girl on skype yesterday, I saw!
Boyfriend: Indeed. But you was talking with a guy in chatroulette too, so it's on you.
Boyfriend: Indeed. But you was talking with a guy in chatroulette too, so it's on you.
it's on you by linkc007 August 11, 2011
loose ends
loose ends by linkc007 August 3, 2011