#gettothepoint

[monriatitans]

Saturday, June 10, 2023 Growing up, the "would you mind" question was the nice way of telling us to do something without telling us.

My younger sister said "no" the first time she was "asked" and was SO CONFUSED when dad got annoyed.

I don't remember how I reacted the first time I was "asked", but I completely understood her confusion.

I could have gone all day taking screenshots of this thread, but you get the point.

GET TO THE POINT!

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[cloverdaleforge]

More practice. #blacksmith #gettothepoint #manitobacraft #forged (at Cloverdale Forge) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqyZelBBAUi/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=aitmis8gp3em

[lionsdenblades]

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Messing around with making an oversized shuriken. Completely ruined it when tryied to drill some holes by ‘eye’. Lol. Won’t do that again. This thing is a beast tho. #knifelife #knifestyle #pointyobjects #metalwork #shuriken #gettothepoint #youllpokeyoureyeout #tacomawa #puyallup (at Puyallup, Washington)

[idiomland]

Hi there! 😀 Our idiom of the day is “Get to the point“, which means “to talk directly about the most important part or topic“.

Origin: the phrase "to the point" means expressed something in a simple, clear way without any extra information or feelings. This usage is often put as “come” or “get to the point”, meaning "address the important issue."

[farmertucker]

#gettothepoint (at Sonoma County, CA)

[idiomland]

One more video example! Our idiom of the day is “Get to the point“, which means “to talk directly about the most important part or topic“. Usage in a movie ("Liar Liar"):

- Mr. Falk, would I be accurate if I described your relationship with Mrs. Cole as totally professional? I object, Your Honor, and I move to strike! - Mr. Reede, I don't know what you're on, but you better get to the point and quick.

[idiomland]

Can’t wait for a video example? Here it is! Our idiom of the day is “Get to the point“, which means “to talk directly about the most important part or topic“. Usage in a movie ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"):

- My life... with or without my wife... in terms of the human relationships, the juxtaposition of... one person to another, the form, the content. - Harding, why don't you knock off the bullshit and get to the point?

[villainsareheroestoo]

G r o w n M e n

Grown men need to stop talking in riddles. Get to the point, stop throwing subliminals, and address your issues directly.