Idiom Game

The rules of this game/activity are pretty simple: Person 1 provides an idiom, then, Person 2 comes up with a sentence using the idiom and gives the next idiom.

Example:

and so on.

Let's get this party started! =sunny=

Barking up the wrong tree

Great idea!

So... Jason and Ariel were both upset about the mess that was left after their party yesterday, as the house was practically destroyed. They, however, knew very well that they are both responsible parties and they will BOTH have to explain themselves to their parents, as it takes two to tango.

Next: the last straw.

Yay, the game is on :D

Imagine, the guy on the train was manspreading and constantly bothering me with his stupid questions. Don't even get me started on his foul breath ffs! But him hitting on me was the last straw!

straight from the horse's mouth

I didn't want to believe that Jane was cheating on me, but considering who told me this, I have to admit that it was straight from the horse's mouth. Therefore, it was time to break up with the unfaithful girl.

Taking a step back.

When you feel overwhelmed by emotion, you need to take a step back and consider everything rationally.

Out of the blue

I was making breakfast in the kitchen when out of the blue a huge rose bouquet appeared from nowhere.

Not my cup of tea.

When I graduated from the university I wanted to be a journalist, but then realized that it was not my cup of tea.

to pull one's leg

I like to spend time with my friends, but Anna is the one who always pulls my leg and makes me really upset.

Add insult to injury.

She broke up with him on the Sunday morning. Her confession that she has been inlove with another guy for almost a year, only added insult to the ingury.

(doesn't) float someone's boat

The Game of Thrones seems to be really hot right now but, to tell the truth, it doesn't float my boat at all.

to kill two birds with one stone