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The meaning of the four sentences

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Latest post Mon, Feb 12 2007 10:14 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Lynn3  +  328154 Mon, 12 Feb 07 09:56 AM

1. Have you gone bananas?

2. You are out of your tree!

3. You're off your roocker.

4. You hoy roucks in your heard!

Please tell me the meaning of the sentences.

Thanks,

Lynn
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nona the brit  +  328158 Mon, 12 Feb 07 10:14 AM

1,2, and 3, are all ways of expressing 'you are acting mad/strangely'.

4. Presumably you meant 'you have rocks in your head!'. This means you are stupid.
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