what does the term "On/Off the wagon mean?
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On the Wagon I think means that you are not drinking alcohol, if you "fell off the wagon" you are drinking again.
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to take the road less travelled means to take a different course of action than the easy one, or the usual one.  It means taking risks, it means it might not be as easy as doing what everyone else has done before, but that it may turn out to be more fulfilling.\nIt means not knowing what lies ahead, but being willing to face things, fears, dangers, obstacles and in doing so strengthening your character, testing yourself, finding your limits and trying to exceed them.
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This is a metaphor meaning that someone has taken on a task that is too difficult for the person to accomplish. It really has nothing to do with food. An example: A business professional agrees to write a report in an area in which he/she has no expertise. The project remains undone or is completed poorly. This person "bit off more than they could chew."
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It generally means that the person is overcontrolling about something, with severe ramifications if they are not happy with it. If you have ever watched Seinfeld and seen the Soup nazi episode you will know what I'm talking about.
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It's generally attributed to the 'rustic' South, though it has seen common useage as far back as pre-Colonial English pubs.\n\nIt generally means to be passed out, though to such a point that such a person would not respond to even the strongest of stimulation.  Similar to the term "dead to the world".
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It isn't easy. What I do is one weekend a month I go off the diet. I am allowed anything I want to eat & drink for two days. Never more often and only if I can honestly say I have been good. Looking forward to my reward keeps me towing the line.
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WELL I JUST RECENTLY LOST 60 POUNDS. WELL LATLEY I HAVE BEEN EATING ANYTHING. I CAN STOP. IT IS HARD. I FEEL GOOD ABOUT MYSELF LOSING THE WEIGHT, BUT IT IS HARD TO KEEP IT OFF. I LOVE TO EAT.\nSO DOES THAT ANWSER IT
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Drinking=Dinking\nDefinition:  This is a cut shot sometimes called a cuttie, cobra, tip,or a pokie.  Basicly you come up as if you are going to spike and at the last second you take power off the shot and hit the ball short. \nCuttie= a short cut shot\nCobra= when you put your hand and use only your finger tips and thumb tip\nPokie= you fisting the ball to pop the ball strait up\nTip=used when a setter "tips" the ball over in 2\n\nAlso there is an Open hand dink "illegal in outdoor volleyball"  That means you kinda throw the ball and direct it to a little spot\n\nPlayed 4 years AA open gold\n4 years college\n2 2nd team all american awards (libero)\n3 years AAA open Sand expierience
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Having no motion to some degree\nBeing at rest in some manner\nSorta stationary\netc
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Getting Drunk.\n\nI dont know really.\n\n(Im not getting drunk)
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someone who takes it upon themselves to eliminate social vices, like smoking, drinking, gambling, etc
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Gaining?  Obtaining?  Receiving?  Taking?\n\nDepends on the usage...\n\nHope that helps!
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Becoming idle\n\nBeing Idle\n\nLeaving Idle
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It just means that you are a creature of habit, as I like to put it.  You need to break out of this cycle that you are in and find a way to make the things that you want to happen a reality and not just some distant dream.  Knowing that the things you are doing aren't helping you to accomplish your goals is the first step, now incorporating the willpower to stop yourself from backsliding into that same pattern is the next.  Change is not always easy and sometimes it come with a price, but the end result is always worth it.  Good Luck!!
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It means "taking on more than one can manage."\n\nIt refers to both, really. Think about the literal meaning of the term. You rip off more with your teeth than your mouth can  hold, or process...\n\nIt means that you may want it (whatever it is), or may be willing to try, but it is beyond the limits of what you are able to do.\n\nHope this helps!  :-))
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It is "You CAN'T have your cake and eat it, too."\n\nOnce you eat the cake, you do not have it anymore.\n\nIt means you can't have it both ways at once.
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If it's what I'm thinking of it's a drug to increase your metabolism used in weight loss. Usually any drug labeled with EP or EPH stands for ephedrinee which is actually illegal in the US but companies can get away with it if the ephedrin is still in the herbal form and not actually excreted!