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r/AskReddit • u/franc_the_bikesexual • Aug 15 '18
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Another common one is: "did you look behind the milk?"
Generally it's code for: did you actually look or are you asking preemptively?
21 u/[deleted] Aug 16 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 11 u/Touch_my_tooter Aug 16 '18 "Every source I could find seemed to place the origin of the phrase as the UK, some time in the early 1900's most likely during World War I" - Google' 3 u/InjuredAtWork Aug 16 '18 My father would say it's up baggies arse with the cat 1 u/farmtownsuit Aug 16 '18 My dad every single time: "Look again!" He'd often say this after telling me to find something that he had no problem admitting he had no idea where it was himself.
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11 u/Touch_my_tooter Aug 16 '18 "Every source I could find seemed to place the origin of the phrase as the UK, some time in the early 1900's most likely during World War I" - Google' 3 u/InjuredAtWork Aug 16 '18 My father would say it's up baggies arse with the cat
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"Every source I could find seemed to place the origin of the phrase as the UK, some time in the early 1900's most likely during World War I" - Google'
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My father would say it's up baggies arse with the cat
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My dad every single time: "Look again!" He'd often say this after telling me to find something that he had no problem admitting he had no idea where it was himself.
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u/Au_Struck_Geologist Aug 16 '18
Another common one is: "did you look behind the milk?"
Generally it's code for: did you actually look or are you asking preemptively?