15:30 Nov 24, 2008 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Ken Cox Local time: 00:15 | ||||||
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5 +2 | your Backup |
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3 +3 | round of calls |
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3 +1 | touch |
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1 | get on your broom and fly away |
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touch Explanation: I think it means the employee has "lost the touch", infact he breaks things. it's just an idea, accrding to the general sense of the sentence I hope this helps you |
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round of calls Explanation: Based on the site mentioned below, the person being addressed here works as a courier for a parcel delivery service. In this context, a 'sweep' would be a round through a building or some other defined route to pick up and drop off parcels. Groups of couriers probably leave at defined times, so 'your sweep's leaving' means 'your group is leaving now'. ref: Joseph's now in his uniform, which is really just a rugby shirt with a "Bicoastal Parcel" patch on it. ... He's interrupted by Yelly Boss... "Late again and you're making personal calls?" says the boss, snatching Joseph's phone. He flips through the photos and asks if Joseph is stalking this girl. Joseph takes the phone back and tries to go back to work, but his electronic tablet tracker thingy starts smoking, which is apparently the second time this week. "Your sweep's leaving, Meegar. Get on it, or get another gig," says the boss... http://www.televisionwithoutpity.com/show/fringe/power_hungr... |
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