Flat on it's back. Feet in the air. Belly up. Out to lunch. Bought the farm. DOA. Etc.
Cotty wrote:
And, for that matter, why does "tits up" mean "broken"?
It means that it is lying on its back.... I think I won't pursue that analogy any further.
Slipped and fallen over.
My PE instructor in 7th grade called it going 'butt over tea-kettle' :-)
Cheers, Cotty
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