another word for cocky
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"Oh my God, do you know where you are? Use the handrail on the escalator. Is your grandmother Japanese?"
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Get the Watch your six mug.Save Your Legs is an Australian feature film currently in production and due for general release in early 2013
Plot:
For Edward 'Teddy' Brown, it's not just the end of Summer; it's the end of an era.
In a desperate bid to wind back the clock and cling to his childhood dreams, Teddy leads his two best mates and their cowboy cricket club on an audacious tour of India, winning friends but losing matches all the way.
Save Your Legs! is a wild rickshaw ride from the suburbs to the Subcontinent, where stumps fly, friendships fray and mates learn that the biggest shots in life are played off the field.
Plot:
For Edward 'Teddy' Brown, it's not just the end of Summer; it's the end of an era.
In a desperate bid to wind back the clock and cling to his childhood dreams, Teddy leads his two best mates and their cowboy cricket club on an audacious tour of India, winning friends but losing matches all the way.
Save Your Legs! is a wild rickshaw ride from the suburbs to the Subcontinent, where stumps fly, friendships fray and mates learn that the biggest shots in life are played off the field.
Person A: Oi mate did you catch the new movie "Save Your Legs" last night?
Person B: Aw Yeah! Bloody hilarious mate
Person B: Aw Yeah! Bloody hilarious mate
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Get the Save Your Legs mug.Variation of the British phrase 'Bottoms Up',
which literally encourages the listener to raise the bottom of their glass towards the ceiling and let the content glide down their throat.
Most commonly used when the glass' content is alcoholic, which was also the case when the expression was created by a German fresher adjusting to British drinking standards.
which literally encourages the listener to raise the bottom of their glass towards the ceiling and let the content glide down their throat.
Most commonly used when the glass' content is alcoholic, which was also the case when the expression was created by a German fresher adjusting to British drinking standards.
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