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19 Oct 2015
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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In this context, it means "to fall on their shoulders and stay there." In other words, the speaker is saying that prison time gives you a certain tension in your shoulders that never leaves.
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In this context, it means "to fall on their shoulders and stay there." In other words, the speaker is saying that prison time gives you a certain tension in your shoulders that never leaves.
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