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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Your ripped it

Your ripped it

I saw this phrase from a game. I do not understand what it means. Many thanks.
  

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Anonymous Your ripped it I saw this phrase from a game. I do not understand what it means. Many thanks.

— Avangi

  • Anonymous Your ripped it I saw this phrase from a game.
  • I do not understand what it means.
  • Many thanks.
  • I usually hear it in connection with a hitter really clouting a baseball.
  • ) Never thought about it much, but it might refer to knocking the cover off the ball.
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AnonymousYour ripped it

I saw this phrase from a game. I do not understand what it means. Many thanks. I usually hear it in connection with a hitter really clouting a baseball. (He ripped one over the fence.)

Never thought about it much, but it might refer to knocking the cover off the ball. Baseballs have a rawhide cover which is stitched together f
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Avangi(He ripped one over the fence.)

This made me think of another similar expression "he ripped a good one", which I shall assume has quite a different connotation, right?
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On the internet, everyone smells beautiful. (not "beautifully")[F]

<<Sorry, just couldn't help myself.>>
Often the case.
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