ya fast, ya loose, ya throwing up?

0 Perhaps:02br
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01i00Relax, quickly, or you'll throw up!02i0-

0 loose = have diarrhoea02br
00throwing up = vomiting02br
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00Can't help on "fast" - maybe someone else has met it as a slang word.0-

0 is that possible that "fast" means not eating anything, "loose"means have diarrhoea and throwing up means vomitting. so he was asking his brother if he has any physical problems? 0-

0 Perhaps his brother is asking: 02br
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01i00What's going on with you? 02br
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01b00First02b00, you stopped eating (fast),01b00 then02b00 you had diarrhea, 01b00now02b00 you're throwing up ....02i0-

0 i think you are right. it fits well in the background .thank you. and thanks everyone. 0-

0Actually, I think "ya fast, ya loose?" is just slang for "You doing okay?" and "ya throwing up?" is a way to say "or are you so nervous that you feel like you're going to throw up?"02br
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00So, all told, it's "Hey man, you okay? You doing to make it? Or are you going to lose it?" (01i00Lose it 02i00is another way to say throw up, again, in this case

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00" ya fast, ya loose,ya throwing up?" what is the meaning?12blockquote

10The overall meaning is "How are you holding up under the pressure of the approaching event of the wedding?"02br
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00 Google "fast and loose" to see what raw material the author used as the basis of this nearly nonsensical word grouping. In th