picked up
picked up by networkguy May 15, 2009
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picked up
a common reference by parents for kids getting a 'ride' in a police car.
this was used almost as much as "put your eye out", ANOTHER phrase APPARENTLY in the 'parent handbook', i became EXTREMELY weary of hearing!!
this was used almost as much as "put your eye out", ANOTHER phrase APPARENTLY in the 'parent handbook', i became EXTREMELY weary of hearing!!
i'm not coming to the police station when you get picked up!
the jenkins boys were constantly getting picked up for various infraction/s.
the police picked up a couple in a church parking lot trying to 'sock it home'
the jenkins boys were constantly getting picked up for various infraction/s.
the police picked up a couple in a church parking lot trying to 'sock it home'
picked up by michael foolsley June 22, 2012
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picked up by beetsmeets March 3, 2021
Picked up the ball
missing an important opportunity, often once-in-a-lifetime chances
the UK's synonym of the phrase "dropped the ball", as a game of soccer is always played on the ground.
the UK's synonym of the phrase "dropped the ball", as a game of soccer is always played on the ground.
"Hey mate, did you ask Adele out today?"
"Nah i'm gutted about it"
"you really picked up the ball on that one son"
"Nah i'm gutted about it"
"you really picked up the ball on that one son"
Picked up the ball by MC DJ swisher swag July 2, 2012
Just picked up
Just picked up by Tblumps January 2, 2011
packed up
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packed up by Myfakepackedup November 9, 2011
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