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I suspect it’s meant to be a “don’t look behind you”, but done by foolish children so they managed to screw it up.
by brutusborn 4y ago
I suspect it’s meant to be a “don’t look behind you”, but done by foolish children so they managed to screw it up.
- cjbgkagh 4y agoIt’s a weird Australian idiom; “don’t look now, but there is a spider crawling up your leg”, I think from the ‘made you look’ game. Australia is full of weird idioms one of my favorite “yeah, nah” and “nah, yeah”
- musk_micropenis 4y ago[dead]
- asddubs 4y agoi think it comes from talking about someone whom you don't want to notice you. "don't look now, but my ex just entered the restaurant"