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#234. The phrase "throwing [someone] 'under the bus'" is rarely directed at oneself.

on May 06, 2023

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#234. The phrase "throwing [someone] 'under the bus'" is rarely directed at oneself.

Related secrets: #129 #130 #131 #132 #189

Another way of phrasing that is:

'You did it to yourself."

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Originally posted on 05-06-2023 @ 04:49 PM

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#234. The phrase "throwing [someone] 'under the bus'" is rarely directed at oneself.

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