RadioDoc
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Re: Maybe odd case
Actually, your usage of the phrase corresponds to my post exactly. Nobody would say they are 'in like flint' especially since the phrase originated long before 1967.
But I did not post that to start an argument. Carry on.
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swsamurai
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No... No burn, just different points of view. |
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said by RadioDoc  :said by swsamurai :in like flint. It's "In like Flynn". The reference is to the romantic and sexual prowess of Errol Flynn. Who, I believe, never had Vonage. Are you suggesting that you and Citron are lovers? (I'm sorry, that was just too good to leave alone...  ) Citron needs some love. ROFLMAO!
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Jerm
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Wow.. BURRNNN!!!! lol
I found both of your guy's posts very informing and entertaining. |
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swsamurai
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No... I am referring to the 1967 movie, called "In like Flint." One of the earliest Bond parodies.
From that point there were many people using the "In like Flint" phrase in the same manner as in like Flynn.
I am assuming, by your post, that you have never seen the Flint movies. |
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RadioDoc
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said by swsamurai :in like flint. It's "In like Flynn". The reference is to the romantic and sexual prowess of Errol Flynn. Who, I believe, never had Vonage. Are you suggesting that you and Citron are lovers?
(I'm sorry, that was just too good to leave alone... ) |
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