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Caladon | 00:14 Wed 10th Mar 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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Ok had to change the words, its obviously not Breasts but the palindrome including two T's and one I. But anyone know the origin? 'the plan went breasts up'?
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It's probably derived from the more polite phrase, "belly up". When certain animals die i.e fish, they sometimes float with their stomachs upwards and to say a plan went "belly up", would signify that it ended in an undignified or unsatisfactory way.

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