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Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule.



 
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Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule. Wed Jun 25, 2008 13:01 pm  Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule.
 

Hello! Everybody,
I need your help with the meanings of the following sentences and phrases:

(1) DON'T MAKE THE SENSE GOD GAVE A MULE.

(2) THIS HERE'S A DANDY.

(3) PUFF WITH HIM.

(4) A STAGED ARREST FOR YOUR PROTECTION.

Thanks in advance
Ayman
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Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule. Wed Jun 25, 2008 13:14 pm  Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule.
 

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Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule. Wed Jun 25, 2008 14:17 pm  Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule.
 

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Sentences I never heard before Wed Jun 25, 2008 14:23 pm  Sentences I never heard before
 

emmoo10 wrote:
Hello! Everybody,
I need your help with the meanings of the following sentences and phrases:

(1) DON'T MAKE THE SENSE GOD GAVE A MULE.

(2) THIS HERE'S A DANDY.

(3) PUFF WITH HIM.

(4) A STAGED ARREST FOR YOUR PROTECTION.

Thanks in advance
Ayman


1. Mules are not known for their intelligence. God did not give the mule much sense. This thing doesn't make much sense - it makes less sense than what you'd find in an average mule. (This sounds likes a Souther US thing to say.)

2. This is a VERY fine example of what we're talking about.

3. No clue.

4. This sounds like they are going to pretend to arrest him (a "staged" arrest means one that is planned) and in doing so, it will somehow make the "bad guys" in the story think something is going on that will lead to his person being more safe.
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Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule. Wed Jun 25, 2008 14:30 pm  Sentences I never heard before: Don't Make The Sense God Gave A Mule.
 

Thanks Barb D
That is really helpful.Thank you again.
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