I am literally dead on my feet!Basically, in saying that, at the end of the day it's warer under the bridge.

Question

What d'you think?

warer = water ... see, that's how knackered I am!

Er ...yes... perhaps I have been watching too much reality tv, hence th overabundance of cliches. It was merely an interesting exercise to see if anyone would notice!

Answer 1

I think you need a boy friend who is expert in foot massage.

Not easy to find tho.

(Not self advertising here or anything. I can actually give foot massage but not very good one.)

Anyway, I've felt how you feel. I think that's why they invented T.V. and especially mindless reality T.V.

Answer 2

Literally means taken at the word so you are saying that you are dead, non living while on your feet.
Water under the bridge means something belongs to the past and isn't' important or troubling anymore.

What you are therefore saying is you are dead while standing and at the end of the day what bothered you before doesn't anymore. Doesn't make much sense does it?

Answer 3

Don't just lay/sit down. 1st-do a chore--as simple as watering a plant-but do something. Then-treat yourself to something you like and concentrate on enjoying whatever you're eating or drinking. Finally, you may not be able to control work, but you can control your home life. Go to bed at a reasonable time and try to observe a regular bed time. Eat healthy.

Answer 4

Indeed, if you don't pass out under the bridge, resting on your walk home, you may on the stoop, or across the bed with your clothes on!
Charles "That Cheeky Lad"

Answer 5

I'm glad you corrected your 'typo', but I don't understand the question.

Answer 6

You use too many cliches.

Answer 7

I don't understand your question, sorry