0Two police officers were sent over for investigation of a possessed house by kids.02br 02br 00police officer #1 : "We've got a 01b00situation02b00."02br 02br 00.......02br 02br 00police officer #2: "And this is no 01b00situation02b00."02br 02br 00 1. Does "get a situation" mean "something is going on' or "something is happening"?02br 02br 00Is "we've got a situation" a common usage in spoken English?02br 02br 002. Does "this is no situation" mean "nothing is going on" or "nothing is happening"?02br 02br 00Is "this is no situation" a common usage in spoken English?02br 02br 00Thanks,0-
0 It's the meaning at 5b here ("problem") and it's quite frequent: 02br 02br 05002br 02br 00>Is "this is no situation" a common usage in spoken English?02br 02br 00 No, but I can imagine it:02br 02br 05102br 0230hrefhttp://www.m-w.com/dictionary/situation241hrefhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&am