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van 2008

I saw this sentence "Here's mud in your eye " in a blog article, and I got the meaning "a toast" from other webpages.

My question is:

1. Does it have other meanings?

2. Can I use this sentence when I'm proposing a toast?

3. Why we use mud? means drunked??

2 Replies on this Topic ( Reply )

# 1
ade
2008

Maybe got too drunked...LOL

# 2
WhyNot
2008

As far as I know, it is not a very common expression. If you want to dig in the deep and meaningful of such expression, try this link: http://www.rutgerschurch.com/Sermons/sermon030302.html

Hope this helps.

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