IDIOM of OZ
On Your Bike:
Slang phrase from the past used to strongly express to someone to immediately depart or leave from their present geographic location. It doesn't matter what the cause is; perhaps they're being stupid, perhaps they have out-stayed their welcome, or perhaps they just need to get ho...me (cause the spouse/partner just rang up...it really doesn't matter. They need to leave.
Not On/Not In It:
Not acceptable or reasonable. Perhaps a bit dodgie. Mark: Other than a personal Christian name, a 'mark' is a clean and fair catch during 'footy' play. leed: An electrical extension cord that is used to physically route electricity from one place to another. Koala: Not just the famously known animal of Oz, but also the nickname given to anyone displaying characteristics of an actual drugged koala on a eucalyptus diet.
IDIOM of OZ
c/o Jake Jacobs
P.O. Box 3662
Parker, Colorado 80134
USA
720.209.6297
idiomofoz@yahoo.com
or
jake@voicebyjake.com
Sydney Harbour Bridge
