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the end of the line 

1: the time to leave.
2: the place to get off.
3: the time to stop or quit.
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till the end of the line 

A set of fucking marriage vows exchanged between Steve Rogers and James "Bucky" Barnes that were powerful enough to break through 70 goddamn years of brainwashing.
Right, "till the end of the line" was totally part of a platonic relationship. Mm hmm. Sure. Stop fucking queerbaiting, Russos, and give us our canon non-stereotypical bisexual relationship.

till the end of the line 

Steve: “I’m with you till the end of the line

Steve: “Anyways I’m gonna go fuck that chick from the 40s. See ya”

till the end of the line 

Something Bucky said to his crush in the 40s. Though his crush said it back when he was brainwashed, it was all a lie when he decided to go back in time to some old ass red headed woman
Steve: “Cause I’m with you till the end of the line
Bucky: :O :)

Steve: hAHAHAHha I’M JUST KIDDING hHAHAhaHA MY JOKE IS SO FUNNY

The Brown Train Has Reached the End of the Line

"Hey, you wanna go grab a drink?"

"Alright, but I gotta crap first. The brown train has reached the end of the line."

Till the end of the line 

Steve: im with you till the end of the line.
Bucket: :D
Steve: JUST JOKING ANYWAY IM GONNA LEAVE YOU TO FUCK A 40s CHICK, GUESS THIS IS THE END OF THE LINE.
Bucket: ... :/

end of the line 

the very end, the definite end
It was the end of the line for the urban farming experiment.
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murderhobo 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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