JREF is great because of the new terms and expressions I'm always picking up.
A "lawn dart"? I never heard of them. Wait, wait, they were banned in 1997. http://www.kidsource.com/cpsc/lawn.darts.html Must be a generational thing.
"Crash and bounce"?? Somehow, that should be applied to Britney Spears' and Lindsay Lohan's escapades and collapses, only I don't exactly see how. Perhaps someone will help.
Edit: possible use of "crash and bounce:" "Boy, after that pop tart had too much booze and drugs, not only did she fall out of her Hummer, she really crashed and bounced."
A "lawn dart"? I never heard of them. Wait, wait, they were banned in 1997. http://www.kidsource.com/cpsc/lawn.darts.html Must be a generational thing.
"Crash and bounce"?? Somehow, that should be applied to Britney Spears' and Lindsay Lohan's escapades and collapses, only I don't exactly see how. Perhaps someone will help.
Edit: possible use of "crash and bounce:" "Boy, after that pop tart had too much booze and drugs, not only did she fall out of her Hummer, she really crashed and bounced."
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