old dog kicked up! This romeo is bleeding,but you can't see his blood It's nothing but some feelings that this old dog kicked up! What "this old dog kicked up" means! I can guess but i am not sure abo

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old dog kicked up! This romeo is bleeding,but you can't see his blood It's nothing but some feelings that this old dog kicked up! What "this old dog kicked up" means! I can guess but i am not sure about my guess! Thanks in advance! :)OMG, i should have said "whay DOES it MEAN" ,shame!!:poh no,"WhaT", I don't know what the hell is wrong with me tonight!

1 dec. 2012 00:41

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"this old dog" is the romeo referring to himself. It's an American idiom in which old men are referred to as "old dogs". There was even a movie by that name: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0976238/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 "kicked up" is brought up or stirred up, arising.

1 december 2012

"Brought up" summoned? Brought about? Brought back? Reminded him/her of? Brought back again from the past? It's a bit strange, really. (Unless I'm tired, which I am).

1 december 2012