Vladimir Putin
once wore his suit in
the bath.
But if you laugh
at this gaffe,
he’ll put the boot in.
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What ? I need an explanations.
ReplyDeleteI think Vladimir should but both boots in next time,
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Explanation? I can only presume that you’re puzzled by “putting the boot in”, which is British English vernacular for meting out gratuitous violence.
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