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Original text - English - 1Leave him be or you'll be riding the Goddamn...

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Title	1Leave him be or you'll be riding the Goddamn...
Text to be translated Submitted by Dayro	Source language: English Leave him be or you'll be riding the Goddamn sled with him.
Remarks about the translation	Credo che Goddamn Sled sia un modo didire,anche se non so a cosa si riferisca a come possa essere riportato in Italiano

15 August 2007 13:57

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	Author	Message
		15 August 2007 16:23
	nava91 Number of messages: 1268	"Leave him be"... Is that right?
		15 August 2007 16:32
	Dayro Number of messages: 3	yes
		16 August 2007 01:57
	samanthalee Number of messages: 235	Yes, "Leave him be" means to stop bothering him or to let him do whatever he wants (leave him alone)
		17 August 2007 01:38
	Una Smith Number of messages: 429	Yes, "leave him be" is idomatic English, although not universal because there are many variants. "Goddamn" is a colloquial short form of "God damned"; "Goddamn sled" is not a saying but simply an excited reference to a sled. When very excited, some speakers will insert "God damned" and/or "fucking" before almost any noun, or all nouns, in a sentence. A likely source of this text is http://members.aol.com/chatarama/Episode25-TellYourGodtoReadyforBlood.htm