Have you ever cleaned someone's clock? Where does the expression come from, and why is it used in a violent context?
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Reptar@War
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Look,reality isn't pleasent,so I've had to 'clean someone's clock' before,yes,but only in self-defence,and I will not be held down by anybody.Not you,or anyone else,you hear? Next,I have no idea where it comes from,but I know that it means something to the affect of wiping the smirk off of someone arrogant face,so yeah. +5
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have you ever seen a clock that has tit there for a really long time and how dirty it is, now think of someone with a dirty mouth just as back as the dirty clock cause the person has nothing nice to say. now you tell that person off to the end of time and clean it really good to get the person to stop, now you cleand the person and the clock. they are both cleand up. there you go :) my good friend
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