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When someone says, "Go fly a kite." they're saying, "Please go do something else. Leave me alone."
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Get lost! My 2 cents.
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Take a flying leap.
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You go your way and I will go mine.
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Ummmmm.... Here are couple clean ones: "Take a long walk off a short pier." "Noted." The last one was a rather polite way of saying "I heard what you said and I understand it" but the underlying meaning in the nuclear Navy was "But I'm blowing you off anyway". Really p*sses officers off when a Chief tells them "Noted". I have two others which are unique to me and VERY offensive. In fact, they are so unique to me that my boss knows if anyone ever complains to him about one of his engineers using these phrases on them, he will know exactly which engineer they are talking about without being told: "Suck the heat out of my *ss." and "Lick the salt of the back of my b*lls." What can I say? I was a sailor for 20 years...us retired Chiefs have quite an extensive vocabulary.
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Take a hike.
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"Piss up a rope!"
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f*$k off and die
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Go pound sand.
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go sink a sub
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I have to go home and feed my cat.
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