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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
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Head 'em up, move 'em out/order in your court ...
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Are these some English sayings/idioms or maybe games, or maybe just some phrases which are none of these:
Head 'Em Up, Move 'Em Out: (the text follows) Throw away the clutter on your desk, in your drawers at the office/Throw away all the photos you look rotten in etc.
Order in Your Court: You Be the Judge: (the text follows) Let's see how organized you are. Ask yourself: Is my home in order? etc.
The Pot of Goals: (the text follows) The best way to organize your goals and intentions is to create a wish list of those things you want to experience in life ...
Are these some English sayings/idioms or maybe games, or maybe just some phrases which are none of these:
Head 'Em Up, Move 'Em Out: (the text follows) Throw away the clutter on your desk, in your drawers at the office/Throw away all the photos you look rotten in etc.
Order in Your Court: You Be the Judge: (the text follows) Let's see how organized you are. Ask yourself: Is my home in order? etc.
The Pot of Goals: (the text follows) The best way to organize your goals and intentions is to create a wish list of those things you want to experience in life ...
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html Newguest Order in the Court A classic line said by the judge when pandemonium breaks out in the courtroom. Newguest You Be the Judge A common saying, but not idiomatic. I don't know the last one.
- html Newguest Order in the Court A classic line said by the judge when pandemonium breaks out in the courtroom.
- Newguest You Be the Judge A common saying, but not idiomatic.
- I don't know the last one.
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NewguestHead 'Em Up, Move 'Em OutA wonderful lyric from the theme song in the old TV series "Rawhide"
http://www.themesongshut.com/Rawhide-Theme-Song.html
NewguestOrder in the CourtA classic line said by the judge w
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I need some more help I think
How would you interpret these two yourself?
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NewguestWhat is the meaning of: Head them up, Move them out.Rawhide was about cattle drives in the old west. After resting overnight, the cowboys would put the cattle into a herd and get them going on the trail for another day's journey. T
After these words the author mentions in a row: Organize your wallet,Clean out your purse,Organize your garage etc.
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The Pot of Goals: (the text follows) The best way to organize your goals and intentions is to create a wish list of those things you want to experience in life ...
This is a pun on the common phrase 'the pot of gold', because the words 'gold' and 'goals' sound slightly similar.
'The pot of gold' is said to be at the end of a
The Pot of Goals: (the text follows) The best way to organize your goals and intentions is to create a wish list of those things you want to experience in life ...
This is a pun on the common phrase 'the pot of gold', because the words 'gold' and 'goals' sound slightly similar.
'The pot of gold' is said to be at the end of a
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Re: "Head'em up! Move 'em out!"
1) most bovines cattle included when trying to lay down, "kneel" on their front legs & drop their HEADS FIRST, then drop their hind end. When rising from laying they raise their back end first, then raise their HEADS LAST. So "head 'em up" could first mean to "get their heads up" &/or "get 'em on their feet".
2) THEN ... once on their feet
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