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Do you commonly say "All right, girls. Let's move your little keisters outta here now." ?
you never say it?
you say it to only child?
or this line is little strange, because this is movie's line?
Do you commonly say "All right, girls. Let's move your little keisters outta here now." ?
you never say it?
you say it to only child?
or this line is little strange, because this is movie's line?
you never say it?
you say it to only child?
or this line is little strange, because this is movie's line?
It is from a film called a bugs life.
(Kids of ant come to meet a ladybug with an injury.)
Our Blueberry troop salutes you bugs for rescuing our smallest member, Princess Dot. And as a tribute to Miss Francis, we've changed our bandannas! We voted you our honorary den mother!
All right girl. Let's move your little keisters outta here now. The patient needs her rest, you know. Come on.
(Kids of ant come to meet a ladybug with an injury.)
Our Blueberry troop salutes you bugs for rescuing our smallest member, Princess Dot. And as a tribute to Miss Francis, we've changed our bandannas! We voted you our honorary den mother!
All right girl. Let's move your little keisters outta here now. The patient needs her rest, you know. Come on.
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This is not a commonly used phrase. It sounds good in the movie because they are bugs and can use different phrases than humans :)
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No we do not say it often
we may say get off your butts but the word keister is barley used
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like animelover said, the word "butts", " bottoms" or even "behinds" would be more appropriate. It still isn't a common used phrase. Love a bug's life, by the way!
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