hook you up and run on the wall!!

0"Hook you up" is slang for "get you what you need." 02br
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00I need... [whatever].02br
00Sure, I can hook you up. (Obtain that for you.)02br
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00I could have other meanings, but I've never heard it used to mean to change somebody.02br
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00Can you give more context on the "run on the wall" one? That's not an express

0hey....02br
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00 So u mean " Hook you up" means need for something, ummm can u give me an example, cuz i didnt really understand it!? what u said is totelly different than what i meant02br
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00" Run on the wall" i saw once in a show a girl had a fight with her friend and she said to her " fine, slow down, dont run on the wall"02br
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0"Don't run on the wall" is not a standard idiom - perhaps it had a specific meaning in the context of the play? Two similar expressions would be: "to hit the wall", which can be used metaphorically to describe reaching your emotional or physical limits; and "don't run before you can walk", meaning take your time to consolidate the basics of a skill before trying anything advanced.0-

0Maybe it's related to the idea of "climbing the walls"? She's so frantic that she's racing around (at least metaphorically) so fast that she's running not only on the floor but also the walls?02br
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00Regarding "hook you up":02br
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00Two choices:02br
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00A: I really think that guy is cute.02br
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00B: Him

0thanks for the explanation..02br
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00but i still think that " run on the wall" is like something rude to say, like if some1 u know pass u with out saying something, u say dont run on the wall!! because that person ignore u0-