What does it mean to keelhaul someone?
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this was a Nautical punishment often resulting in death,and at the best serious injury.\n\nthe idea was to end up with the offender stil alive\na rope was tied to the feet and arms and the person was pulled under the ship ,\nfrom one side to the other ,some times more than once.the barnacles  that grow on the hull ,cutting open the mans back and he was dragged up bleeding.\n.some times the sharks got him before he could be hauled back up 0r he died later from infection\nthe punsh ment that was more terminal was walikng the plank\n\nand a milder punishment than keel hauling ,was to be flogged with the cat of nine tails,or to have ones hand  nailed to the mast
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in this paragraph, maniac has just punted a football (i think, it's either that or he threw it).  "spiraling" means that the football was rotating/spinning in a circle as it was flying through the air (in other words, it looked the way a football is supposed to when it is thrown/kicked).\n\nthe passage is saying that this young kid who came out of nowhere just kicked/threw the football better than the quarterback of the high school football team
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I think it means...\n\nWhen you belong to a certain social group, it is as if you were in a fishbowl -- on display -- so, trying to get away from that group is difficult.  Here, the displacer is the person from whom you wish to turn your back.\n\nThe second part of the sentence means that if both you and the person from whom you wish to turn away are similar, it is going to be even more difficult, because you are friends of some sort, with much in common.\n\nI hope I'm right!
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A law that punsishes someone for an act that was not a crime at the time is an ex post facto law. \nhttp://www.law.cornell.edu/lexicon/ex_post_facto.htm\n\nThe court order to tell someone why he is being held or release him/her is a writ of habeas corpus, aka, the "great writ." \nhttp://www.lectlaw.com/def/h001.htm
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it means to put someone down..........(.I don't know about dix)
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This is "Knot" an appropriate question to be asking a landlubber. Why do you 'Assail' us with these questions? You may wind up with a 'Stern' reprimand. So, I will have to 'Bow' out of this one.
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felony aggravated stalking ...well that is when you harrass someone that doesnt want anytrhing to do with you to where he/she feels aggravated..threatened..afraid for their life ..so on... its illegal
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Bwuhha-ha-ha-ha He-e-e-e ha-ha-ha!!!!!!!\n\nIDIOT!!!!!  Felonies are on your record for LIFE!!!!\n\nUnderstand now what it means by 'if you can't do the TIME, don't do the CRIME!!'?   MORON!!!
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its a term usually used to describe a woman who gives oral sex cause shell give everybody on the block head. look it up for yourself.
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In the extreme sports world like snowboarding motocross and a few other alike, hucking just means that you are "busting out a trick."  I. E. performing something cool that all your buddies or friends are impressed with.  I hope that helps.
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People who are caught for the first time are termed as accused. A jailbird is usually called as KD - as it means he is a well "known deviant" from the law.
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It means to use it as a threat or extortion.  Always there, ready to drop and cause injury if the dangler so chooses.
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first offence? probably a caution mate which just means that you were up to something dodgy but they aint gonna take up jail space.\n\ndont worry too much
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It means something similar to 'Idle hand are the Devils playthings'... they both mean in essence..\nIf you have too much time on your hands, you are going to get in trouble.
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It means that you petition the judge to release you before your sentence has finished. The circumstances of how and when this can be done vary from state to state.
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It means that some gave a low blow. I havent quite answered that have I. It means that someone, hypothetically, while in an altercation with someone else, a man, swung and hit the man in the groin depilitating him. It is referred to meaning that someone isnt playing quite fair.
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"A Scarborough Warning is to let something go by the run and without seeing that everyone was clear, i.e., with no warning at all. The expression is of very ancient origin, as is also Jedburgh Justice , which in the old moss trooping days meant to hang first and try the case afterwards."\n\n"The expression "Jeddart justice" or "Jethart Justice", where a man was hanged first, and tried afterward (compare Lynch law), seems to have arisen from one case of summary execution of a gang of villains."\n\n"give her what we call in uk the scarbrough warning!tell her how youfeel,how shes treating you..are a human or a door mat,because shes wiping her feet all over you...just imagine the conversation shes having when she talks to her female mates...all about you..yor a wimp..soft touch... \nweak as p*ss...and so on...so tell her thats it enoughs enough!!if she doesnt stop shes out of your life forgood..let her go she deserves a bloke who can fight back...(not into female violance)but a good crack wouldnt go a miss...best wishes"