All get out
Posted by Edward Putnam on February 07, 2010 at 09:38
"All get out". I believe has its origins in the idiomatic use of the word "ought" - as in 'duty' or 'what's coming to me'. Northern England: "I took out this bird, 'til I realized I wouldn't get ought from her".
- All get out Smokey Stover 08/February/10
- All get out Gary Martin 07/February/10
- All get out Smokey Stover 08/February/10
- All get out Victoria S Dennis 08/February/10
- All get out ESC 09/February/10
- All get out Smokey Stover 10/February/10
- All get out Smokey Stover 10/February/10
- All get out Victoria S Dennis 11/February/10
- All get out Baceseras 12/February/10
- All get out Victoria S Dennis 11/February/10
- All get out Smokey Stover 10/February/10
- All get out Smokey Stover 10/February/10
- All get out ESC 09/February/10
- All get out Victoria S Dennis 08/February/10
- All get out Smokey Stover 08/February/10
