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We did not go through this, we were not asked this

Entin Yu.S.

Phraseologism: We did not go through this, we were not asked to.

Meaning: It is used as a playful commentary on all sorts of excuses and attempts to justify oneself.

Origin: From the comic children's song "Antoshka", written by composer Vladimir Shainsky to poems by the poet Yuri Entin for the cartoon "Merry Carousel" (1968): "Antoshka, Antoshka, // Let's go dig potatoes! - // Tili-tili, tali-wali. / / We didn’t go through this, // They didn’t ask us this.

Random phraseology:

The gut is thin.

Meaning:

Someone has little strength, ability to do something (simple mockery or contempt.).

Origin:

The expression is actually Russian: from the notion that when lifting weights, you can tear your guts.

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