If throwing up means to puke, then throwing down must mean to have the shits.over_clox@lemmy.world to Showerthoughts@lemmy.world – 121 points – 3 months agoI dunno, English is a funny language isn't it 😂20Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentBeing "up for" something is the same as being "down with" something. "You're shit" and "you ain't shit" mean the same thing. "Giving in" and "giving out" sometimes mean the same thing. English is a delightful mess of redundancy and contradictions."You're the shit" means the opposite of "you're shit" and "you ain't shit""I'm cooking" and "I'm cooked" are also total opposites.
Being "up for" something is the same as being "down with" something. "You're shit" and "you ain't shit" mean the same thing. "Giving in" and "giving out" sometimes mean the same thing. English is a delightful mess of redundancy and contradictions."You're the shit" means the opposite of "you're shit" and "you ain't shit""I'm cooking" and "I'm cooked" are also total opposites.
"You're the shit" means the opposite of "you're shit" and "you ain't shit""I'm cooking" and "I'm cooked" are also total opposites.
Being "up for" something is the same as being "down with" something.
"You're shit" and "you ain't shit" mean the same thing.
"Giving in" and "giving out" sometimes mean the same thing.
English is a delightful mess of redundancy and contradictions.
"You're the shit" means the opposite of "you're shit" and "you ain't shit"
"I'm cooking" and "I'm cooked" are also total opposites.