Really Throws Me Off at John Lurie blog

Really Throws Me Off. I thought we were just gonna rumble with those greasy. [1] “her nails threw me off. You are really throwing me off. There is a commonly used. It depends on the context a bit. Used in person and over text, “threw me off” is an informal way to say something has caught you off guard. For example, you’re playing football and you’re taking a penalty. “threw me off” means something has confused or distracted you. When you are thrown off, you are momentarily disoriented. Young people typically use it when someone provides information that disrupts their thoughts or when something unexpected happens. Distract, divert, or mislead, as in a mistaken estimate threw off her calculations, or these clues were designed to throw the detective off. Someone shouts boo to try and ‘throw you off’. You can forget what you had intended to do or to say.

Young people typically use it when someone provides information that disrupts their thoughts or when something unexpected happens. You can forget what you had intended to do or to say. [1] “her nails threw me off. Distract, divert, or mislead, as in a mistaken estimate threw off her calculations, or these clues were designed to throw the detective off. Used in person and over text, “threw me off” is an informal way to say something has caught you off guard. Someone shouts boo to try and ‘throw you off’. I thought we were just gonna rumble with those greasy. There is a commonly used. For example, you’re playing football and you’re taking a penalty. You are really throwing me off.

I won't break if you throw me off from the highest building but I will

Really Throws Me Off Used in person and over text, “threw me off” is an informal way to say something has caught you off guard. It depends on the context a bit. There is a commonly used. Someone shouts boo to try and ‘throw you off’. “threw me off” means something has confused or distracted you. [1] “her nails threw me off. You can forget what you had intended to do or to say. Young people typically use it when someone provides information that disrupts their thoughts or when something unexpected happens. Distract, divert, or mislead, as in a mistaken estimate threw off her calculations, or these clues were designed to throw the detective off. When you are thrown off, you are momentarily disoriented. You are really throwing me off. Used in person and over text, “threw me off” is an informal way to say something has caught you off guard. I thought we were just gonna rumble with those greasy. For example, you’re playing football and you’re taking a penalty.