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"
Heads up for SoCal STers. The space shuttle lands at Edwards -- nm
"
by
MojaveMeg
oh cool. random musing: Why do people say "heads up" when usually it means that's the last thing y ou want to do? -- nm
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loosilu in Algiers (aka loosilu)
Nov 30 '08, 09:03
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because you can only catch something (like a football or a baseball) if you're looking at it -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 30, 09:21
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wait ... you mean if I'm playing softball and someone yells "heads up", I'm not supposed to duck? -- nm
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loosilu in Algiers
Nov 30, 09:22
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That's what Lucy does in Peanuts. -- nm
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BAD
Nov 30, 09:35
I think that depends on your ability to catch the ball. But it's also easier to didge something if you see it coming -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 30, 09:28
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didge = dodge -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 30, 09:28
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