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The phrase "got flipped off" is a real and usable phrase in written English.
It is an informal phrase which means someone made a rude gesture to the speaker, usually raising a middle finger. For example: "I accidentally cut off the driver in front of me and he got so mad that he flipped me off!".
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But during last summer's rodeo parade, the church flew a big rainbow flag on the back of its trailer and, Ms. Lundberg said, "only got flipped off once".
I mean, that person is really going to know they got flipped off.
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Hesse's not saying when the iDEN network is gonna get flipped off, so it doesn't seem like it'll happen, say, tomorrow.
For instance, let's say you get flipped off on the highway on the way to work.
One of the first recorded mentions of the finger came in The Clouds, a text written by 424 BC by the playwright Aristophanes when a dude named Strepsiades flips off Socrates by pretending his finger is a dick getting hard that's right, [a fictional version of] Socrates was the first dude to get flipped off.
One of the first recorded mentions of the finger came in The Clouds, a text written in 424 BC by the playwright Aristophanes when a dude named Strepsiades flips off Socrates by pretending his finger is a dick getting hard that's right, [a fictional version of] Socrates was the first dude to get flipped off.
It got flipped down.
"Names get flipped and flipped and flipped until everyone's name is everywhere," Mr. Caldwell said.
Another woman gets flipped three hundred and sixty degrees.
Around a hundred years later, another mention of the finger appears in the Lives of Eminent Philosophers where yet another philosopher gets flipped off in all honesty, I'm starting to think these philosophers deserved it, guys.
Around a hundred years later another mention of the finger appears in the Lives of Eminent Philosophers where yet another philosopher gets flipped off in all honest, I'm starting to think these philosophers deserved it guys.
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