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I think it's supposed to be a play on the word "racket." As in, "to put up a racket" or "make a racket" meaning make a bunch of noise. I agree that it's horren
by frob 2y ago
I think it's supposed to be a play on the word "racket." As in, "to put up a racket" or "make a racket" meaning make a bunch of noise.
I agree that it's horrendously written and really forced.
- ojbyrne 2y agoI would guess that I less safe for work domains, putting something (phallic) up is usually followed by a name for an orifice.
- Ylpertnodi 2y ago"They don't like it up 'em" - well-known phrase from the British sitcom 'Dad's Army'.
- frob 2y agoAnd now the idiom makes sense. Thank you!