What is "grip"?
Cough or a cold
I agree with that from the context.
However at least this one article suggests
Grip, gripe or grippe: flu
(though of course the meaning of words can change many times)
https://www.verywellhealth.com/outdated-disease-names-2615295
Maybe he's talking about his literal grip he uses to beat people up
In Spanish, flu or cold is called “gripa”. Didn’t realize it was used in English previously.
Gripe also originally meant sickness before it had its modern meaning of complaint.
Did watch the new Deadpool, don't remember this scene though.
This is the part turned down by Nicolas Cage.
Lies! Cage is incapable of turning down a part.
He wanted to play the disembodied smell of alcohol. It just was going to take too long to film properly. Would have been majestic though.
Me too was pretty good but could've waited for streaming.
Plan to watch it this Saturday.
I just realized...she's got The Umbrella of Consequences.
Even Ol Ev', drops the ball once in a while.
Man I got a bit of a headache. I think I'm gonna go "dally with the demon".
Doin' it for the Grip™
He's a gripper
Today we learned that violence begets violence
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?!! SAY!!!!!
A place to appreciate the twentieth century comic character Everett True of "The Outbursts of Everett True." Feel free to check out the sticky.
