What's meaning of "green knees"? Bill Watterson: "If your knees aren’t green by the end of the day, you ought to seriously re-examine your life." What's meaning of the first part of the sentence? To be precise, what does expression "greeen knees" mean?

Your knees are green - идиома? Есть цитата некоего Bill Watterson: "If your knees aren’t green by the end of the day, you ought to seriously re-examine your life." Я предполагаю, что первая часть предложения значит "если ты не сделал что-то стоящее сегодня". "Зеленые колени" - это вроде ты ползал по грядке целый день и занимался полезными делами ) Правильно ли я понял?

Как перевести "get good"? Добрый день! Перевожу статью о том, как бросить вредную привычку. Застрял вот на этом: Get good at getting through an urge. An urge isn’t an absolute command. It’s an itch. You can overcome it. Watch the urge, let it rise, and know that it will pass in a minute. Get through it. Then you’re good. Как перевести "Get good" в начале? Смысл понимаю, а аналог в русском придумать не могу ) И в конце - "Then you're good." Тоже подскажите.

Get good... Добрый день! Перевожу статью о том, как бросить вредную привычку. Застрял вот на этом: Get good at getting through an urge. An urge isn’t an absolute command. It’s an itch. You can overcome it. Watch the urge, let it rise, and know that it will pass in a minute. Get through it. Then you’re good. Как перевести "Get good" в начале? Смысл понимаю, а аналог в русском придумать не могу ) И в конце - "Then you're good." Тоже подскажите.I should ask this question in Russian section. Actually I did and they answered. But I can't find the way to remove this question from here. I don't need answer any more.

The name of Alphaville's song is 'Big in Japan'. What is its meaning? On the site [http://www.amalgama-lab.com/songs/a/alphaville/big_in_japan.html] it is translated as 'Властелин мира' i.e. 'Lord of the World' I can not grasp the connection How does the 'Big in Japan' turn to 'Lord of the World' ?

Explain me the meaning of 'They shook and lurched all over the church floor' That is line from song of 'Crash Test Dummies' Verse: 'Cause then there was this boy whose Parents made him come directly home right after school And when they went to the church They shook and lurched all over the church floor He couldn't quite explain They'd always just gone there Whole text at http://www.native-english.ru/lyrics/crash_test_dummies/crash-test-dummies-mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm-song-lyrics I understood that almost, but 4th line is not clear. Thanks in advance.Thank you, Denis. Hm... Some experiments that people conduct on themselves looks strange...

What is 'helter skelter' and 'kilter'? Hi everybody! I liked the song 'Wild Child' of Enya. So I wanted understand it and have found lyrics. (You can see that at: http://www.amalgama-lab.com/songs/e/enya/wild_child.html ) And there is such words: Only take the time from the helter skelter every day you find everything's in kilter Though, there is translation into Russian on the page I mentioned, I wanna more details. 'everything's in kilter' is translated as 'всё в порядке'. But Google translate it as 'все в беспорядке' . It is a quite opposite meaning! And 'helter skelter' is what Google can't translate at all. Tell me the true, please! :)