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I just have to ask .. what the hell is a "butter step". As a euphemism it does nothing for me.
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I suspect he said "but a step" and the stenographer did the rest!He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball) -
It's like all the footy players who are always getting "wrapped".
But then he says this... "but a butter step on the way to getting to where we want to get to."
And then I am confused. Maybe if you're stepping on butter, you tread carefully?
If you're treading on eggshells, and make a butter step, perhaps you will end up with some kind of premiership sponge cake somewhere along the line.Comment
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Re: swans flag 5-year fortune
I think he makes more sense as a "better step" in both instances.Originally posted by The Boot
I just have to ask .. what the hell is a "butter step". As a euphemism it does nothing for me.
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You could be right, there are a few strange things reportedly said in the interview, I suspect that is probably the reason why.Originally posted by dimelb
I suspect he said "but a step" and the stenographer did the rest!
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Re: Re: swans flag 5-year fortune
Or maybe "a bit of a step"?Originally posted by ScottH
I think he makes more sense as a "better step" in both instances.Comment
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