Does Lance Armstrong really exist?!?
What does “Lance Armstrong your way” mean? It is between man and woman. The man wants to deny a mistake he made. This girl has heard a phrase which the man had said, and then the woman says:
I was in the other room, you bastard! In the next room, ok, so don’t try and be able to attack an ex-lunged Lance Armstrong. Your way out of this one. Enjoy: Lance Armstrong no more!
What is your opinion on ‘Singularity and Culture’?
I understand this as a newfangled way of saying:
‘Don’t try to weasel your way out of this one, one time only?”. ”
As a verb, to weasel means to obtain some sort of personal gain through questionable behavior. Why is weasel out used in phrasal verbs?
as a noun, a
weasel is a sneaky person. What does that mean?
In the wake of the doping scandal, Lance Armstrong is a weasel. What’s the worst thing that he has ever done wrong? He formally denied allegations, but he tried to refute them. It turned out to be false. What is “Lance Armstrong” if you substitute the words “weasel” as well as “Patience?”
I don’t think it’s an established idiom yet, but it has some potential.
A common phrase is “Don’t lie your way out of this one” or “You can’t just think your way out of this one”, which mean “Don’t lie in order to resolve this situation” and “Just thinking won’t resolve this situation” respectively.
Am I the only one who verbifies? Did you mean “act in such a way that Lance Armstrong would act” on the English side? Does he have the right reasons for denying performance enhancing drugs or what could be the best strategy to stop him, given he
was able to use a “good” drug?
