Boris
Boris (bo...@kgb.gov.ru) wrote:
: Hi PD.
: "Hang Fire" is a British expression meaning loaf around, relax, do
: nothing, take a break.
The term comes from the days of flintlock guns - when the
gunpowder in the flash pan received the spark from the flint hitting
steel, it ignited, with the resultant flash USUALLY setting off the
gunpowder loaded in the barrel, which then propelled the musket ball out
of the barrel. However, when the flashpan charge didn't ignite the main
charge, or there was a delay, the gun was said to "hang fire". This is
also the origin of the American expression "a flash in the pan", meaning
something that looked promising, but that had no result.
I love that line "Marrying money is a full-time
: job; I don't need the aggravation, I'm a lazy slob".
It's one of my favorite lines of theirs...
: > What does "Hang Fire" mean? Anyone heard "Hang Fire (take 3)" from the
: > tattoo sessions? It's a trip!!
"I'd hate to worry about health and shit like that..." - Keith Richards
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Mark
Rog.
In a previous article, cryst...@aol.com (CrystMeth7) says:
>hang fire is slang in cocaine use to snort the coke and the resultant burn in
>the nostril.....
>
i dont think so. but coming from someone with a handle like crystmeth, i
guess its a one track mind kinda thing...
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