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"I will be my something blue"



 
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Is this an idiom: a tall order? | 'from the beginning' vs. 'from beginning'
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"I will be my something blue" Tue May 10, 2005 4:41 am  "I will be my something blue"
 

"I will be my something blue"

It's from "Friends 10x12 - Phoebe's Wedding"

Phoebe: Oh wait, oh no. Wait.

(She takes off the coat she was wearing over her wedding dress, which is violet and has a darker shade petticoat underneath which shows at one side where the dress is lifted up to about the height of her hip and connected to the petticoat. She's wearing a veil over her curly hair and a low cut top with straps only just hanging over her shoulders.)

Chandler: Wow! Aren't you gonna be cold?

Phoebe: I don't care... I'll be my something blue.

What does "I'll be my something blue" mean?
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"I will be my something blue" Tue May 10, 2005 11:56 am  "I will be my something blue"
 

you've got to remember that Phoebe is..hmmm a bit on the crazy side Razz
she might mean that she will look like herself but a bit blue (due to cold) Very Happy lol i Know it's a stupid explanation but it's all i can think of.
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"I will be my something blue" Wed May 11, 2005 5:59 am  "I will be my something blue"
 

So, bule here only means cold?
What's the humor of it?
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