What is the mean of "Harvest A Wet Kite"?
612058
its meaning is "whatever it takes". it is related to cnn-ibn and is the punchline of this channel.
512827
Ya it means the egg was fertilized. I've always thrown them away when this happens.
115155
I have heard it was referring to their use of the Ewe tree for bows and arrows, and when some people were caught they had fingers cut off, except for the middle fingers. They would taught their captors while shooting them saying "see! we can still pluck Ewe!"  True story, I heard it in my anthropology class.
619536
kites as in the things you attach to strings or birds of prey
658395
It's the "ball" in a game of badmitton that you swat over the net.  It's a weighted rubber half-ball with plastic "feathers" stuck in it allowing it to float more gently to the ground.
711410
Wikipedia says it literally means "filled with young, pregnant, breeding, with young" as well as "bringing forth, bearing, hatching, producing."\nIs that it?
887271
Long or wide?\nSingle line?\nDual line?\nQuad line?\nWhat kind?\nThere are many diffrent kites out on the market today,\nHere's a link to my friends shop, he can get just about\nanything you want.\nhttp://awindofchange.com/\nHis name is Kent, just tell him what your're looking for\nand he can help.\nTell him that you were sent to him by me "Powerkyter."
801641
it was cancelled\ndue to rain fall...\nas the outfeild was wet........\numpire taken decision to cancell da match............
807476
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/catch-22.html
737868
hahahaha, that's not soccer, that's climatology!!!!\nIt means "Floods in the Segura river basin"\n\nask in that category  ;-)
371435
It's a translation of a German proverb:\n\nDen Bock zum Gärtner machen.\nEnglish equivalent: "To trust the cat to keep the cream."\n\nIt's a metaphor - like sending a fox to guard the henhouse - meaning there is no reason to trust a cat not to eat cream or a fox not to eat eggs.
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It's a mixed metaphor, a mixture of what appears to be your American version of 'to throw a spanner in the works' and 'a fly in the ointment'.\n\nI guess it's supposed to mean buggering things up just to be a pain.
800636
أنا مت عليك would literally mean "I died on you", but practically means I missed you so.\nAm not sure if that's exactly what you need but if you clarify more I will be able to assist you.
1073472
Its dam.  It refers to a small dam of solder that a tinker would put in a sink to hold back water while he fixed the lower parts or pipe.  Then it would be broken out.  It had no leftover value, and thus was worthless, as is something that "is not worth a tinker's dam."
252167
Let us go back to ben franklin. When he was flying a kite in a thunderstorm, He attached a key to the string, and then tied a silk cord to the string. Touching the key he received a shock, proving the electrical charge from lightning traveled the string. Obviosly the wetness of the string had something to do with it, as dry string will not conduct. Power lines carry a variety of voltages, 7500 to 24,000 volts. Notice that birds can sit on the lines unhurt. They are not connected to ground (return path for electricity).  In a commercial area of 14, 000 to 24,000 volts, there may be enough EMF (electromotive force or voltage) to push the current down the string to you and then GROUND. Bottom line - dont take chances, donmt fly kites near power lines.
850602
It's a type of weaving, South American in origin, has a spiritual/religious meaning. Simplest form is the child's project with craft sticks and yarn, but they can be much more eleborate than that.
512777
Its a quote from a movie\n\nTommy Boy (1995)\n\nTommy: You better pray to the god of skinny punks that this wind doesn't pick up, cos I'll come over there, and jam an oar up your ass.