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Madhulk Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Crashing Sacks' party...
Lois: I don't know how you found out about that picture
but crashing Sacks' party? Come uninvited or destroy it?
Just how many hurdles are you willing to jump (how much do you need to go through?)
to expose the person that I'm trying to protect?
Clark: You jumped out of a cake,
Lois, and you slugged me.
Lois: It was just a distraction. I had to do something extreme
to destroy that extremely dangerous picture.
but crashing Sacks' party? Come uninvited or destroy it?
Just how many hurdles are you willing to jump (how much do you need to go through?)
to expose the person that I'm trying to protect?
Clark: You jumped out of a cake,
Lois, and you slugged me.
Lois: It was just a distraction. I had to do something extreme
to destroy that extremely dangerous picture.
Top answer
Madhulk but crashing Sacks' party? Come uninvited or destroy it? I you crash a party, you go to someone's party without being invited.
- Madhulk but crashing Sacks' party?
- Come uninvited or destroy it?
- I you crash a party, you go to someone's party without being invited.
- It has nothing to do with destroying a party
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Madhulkbut crashing Sacks' party? Come uninvited or destroy it?I you crash a party, you go to someone's party without being invited. It has nothing to do with destroying a party
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I think "crash" is short for "gate crash," which is pretty self-explanatory.http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gate-crasher
"Hurdles" comes from the track and field event, and yes, it means to overcome obstacles in one's way.
"Hurdles" comes from the track and field event, and yes, it means to overcome obstacles in one's way.
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