flip back
Spanish translation: cálmate/ ubícate
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cálmate/ ubícate Explanation: 1) After you flip out (salir de las casillas) you flip back 2) Also used sarcastically in the sense of flippin (personalities)from being nice to evil. (Anyone ever been called Sybil?) "Ok, you can flip back now." Depending on the tone and dialogue- Okidoki, calma/ ya cálmate Okidoki, ya ubícate, ¿no? |
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