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by HungryGuy on April 9th, 2006
Not if you're careful to avoid the poodles and wear your gum shoes.
by Joe-Speedy on May 8th, 2006
The term, "raining cats and dogs" comes from the days when people lived in huts with thatched roofs. Small domestic animala would often crawl under the thatch to keep warm and dry. Having animals in the thatch was OK, but when it rained, the thatch would get slippery and all the animals would fall out, raining cats and dogs onto the ground around the hut. You could not step in a poodle, but you could step on one.
by Anonymous on August 22nd, 2008
only if it was raining cats dogs and POODLE then you would step in a POODLE. just like if it was raining cats dogs mouse then you would step on a mouse. stay in your house and you never step in a poodle
by Doggylover on January 30th, 2007
No raining cats and dogs in simple terms just means it a heavy down-pour. Unless you reallu throw dogs and cats i doubt you will be stepping in any dogs.
by ecoolio on July 19th, 2006
No, "raining cats and dogs" is just a phrase.
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by Alatea on April 9th, 2006
would that be sugarless gum shoes?
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