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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Save you the heel blisters...

Oliver: The hex made all of you realize what you really want.
Makes me wish I had my turn at the magic lamp too.
Chloe: I'll save you the heel blisters. She'll save him the rubbing of the lamp?
You already know what you really want.
  

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Was it a long walk? You get a blister on your heel when you walk a long way in shoes that don't fit property.

  • Was it a long walk?
  • You get a blister on your heel when you walk a long way in shoes that don't fit property.
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Was it a long walk?

You get a blister on your heel when you walk a long way in shoes that don't fit property.
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There was no walk. Just a hex that granted everyone a wish.
And Oliver was the one who didn't make a wish. So isn't Chloe saying this figuratively
as in I'll save you the trouble?
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This is kind of a stretch, but could she be referring to the famous "click your heels together three times" in the Wizard of Oz?
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Hi,

Could you tell me if this phrase about the heel blisters fits this context:

You can run twenty miles to the store to buy some alcoholic beverages to throw a party but I can save you the heel blisters and let you borrow mine from my cellar.

Thanks !
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Where was the lamp while this converation was going on?!

Another thought: maybe Cole was reffering to the thinking process. Thinking hard to get the answer you need is like walking for miles and miles towards some goal.

Crazy me
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Maybe I didn't explain it right. Zatanna is a hex (a witch if you prefer).
And she granted everyone's wish except for Oliver's because he didn't have
any wishes. Chloe's wish was to understand how her cousin Lois is so good at
reporting so Zatanna turned her into her cousin Lois for a day. Another victim of
Zatanna was Clark Kent who wanted to fi
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There are several parallels to the Wizard of Oz story here. At the end of that book/ movie, the "wizard" has granted a wish to each of Dorothy's traveling companions, but he is unable to grant her wish - to go back home to Kansas. Then Glinda, the Good Witch, appears and tells Dorothy that she's always had the power to go back home, but that she had to "learn it for herself." All she has to do no
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Oh, so that kind of heel blisters. Thanks, D!
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Delmobile This is kind of a stretch, but could she be referring to the famous "click your heels together three times" in the Wizard of Oz?

Given the context Madhulk quoted I very much doubt that this is a reference to The Wizard of Oz.
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MadhulkChloe: I'll save you the heel blisters. So does she mean she'll save him the trouble of finding out the hard way?
This strikes me as a reasonable understanding. Don't forget that the writers of Smallville love to play with the language and use oddball phrasing and unusual formulations. This looks l

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