The Bib and Rob Show - Lesson 136: Obama | Текст песни

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This week Bob n' Rob get political as they discuss the potentially future US president.

Phrasal Verbs and Idioms
"to change back (into)
1 To take off one's clothes, and put on what one was wearing earlier e.g.: Bob felt his Prada tie didn't go with his suit, so he changed back into his Paul Smith one.
2 To return to an earlier state or form e.g.: The magician changed back into himself
3 To exchange money back to the money that it was before e.g.: Now that I'm no longer in the USA, I need to change these dollars back into yen.

"to chance into"
1 To put on different clothes e.g.: after getting home from work, Rob usually changes into his casual clothes.
2 To change somebody or something, into somebody or something else e.g.: when the princess kissed the frog, it changed into a handsome prince.

"in your dreams" is used to tell somebody that what they are hoping for will definitely not happen, and that it will literally only ever happen in their dreams while they are sleeping and never in reality e.g.:
So you think you'll be Prime Minister one day, do you? Yeah! In your dreams!!.

"dream on" is very similar in meaning to 'in your dreams' and is also used to tell someone that an idea is not practical, is unrealistic and is unlikely to happen e.g.:
So you think the LA Dodgers will win the World Series one day, do you? Yeah! Dream on!!

"to work / go like a dream" shows that something is working perfectly, or that someone has fit into a new place or job really well. It suggests that the speaker is very happy and impressed with the results of something e.g.: The new software I've installed is working like a dream

Different ways to say NO tactfully so as not to sound too direct or impolite:
A: Hey, Rob, would you like to go dancing this Friday?
B: I'm not keen on dancing actually, Bob.

A: Bob, want to go out for some beer and Korean barbeque?
B: Well, you know, I don't particularly like Korean barbeque. Sorry.

A: Rob, how about going to a Bach concert sometime?
B: Bach ... classical music's not my idea of a good time I'm afraid.

A: So, Bob, would you like to climb Mt. Fuji this winter?
B: You know, I'd really rather not go to the top in the winter, but maybe in the summer."

Try to use these expressions when declining someone's invitation. You will sound kinder and more natural.

(US) an obstacle course (UK) an (army) assault course
(US) a one way ticket (UK) a single (ticket)
(US) an order of ....(fries) (UK) a portion of ... (chips)
(US) an outhouse (UK) an outside toilet
(US) ornery (UK) a difficult person

Quotations
'A good compromise, a good piece of legislation, is like a good sentence; or a good piece of music. Everybody can recognize it. They say, "Huh, it works. It makes sense." (Barack Obama)
"Focusing your life on solely making a buck shows a certain poverty of ambition. It asks too little of yourself Because it's only when you hitch your wagon to something larger than yourself that you realize your true potential." (Barack Obama)

Wings of Change, by Sly Joe podshow.com
Once upon a time you were, "Look don't touch."
But now you've changed my mind
Opened up the door and said, "I'd like for you to come inside"
Chorus
Well, the wings of change are blowing
The sea is overflowing
With good intentions
Nature has her way of working wonders everyday
And each one with reason
Her invitation was like a monsoon coming
To end the dry season
Chorus
Well, the wings of change are blowing
The sea is overflowing
With good intentions
The time is right for us to right
We should unite, there's nothing ever happen by chance
Eyes don't lie and smiles can't hide this feeling inside
May I have this dance?
Chorus