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 modelena
 
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							| Hi everybody, Would you be so kind, please, to help me with the meaning of this phrase from the song Route 66:   "get your kicks on Route 66"    Thank you for your help. Have a nice day   |  16 May 2022      
					
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 DGofurjanov
 
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							| Route 66 on television weekly, about 1961. It was a superb weekly viewing. the two boys ( one being Martin Milner) who drove around in their sports car doing good. Route 66 is a highway. From Chicago to L.A. |  16 May 2022     
					
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 cunliffe
 
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							| Yes - have some fun, do fun things. |  16 May 2022     
					
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 spinney
 
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							| In UK English, "Have fun on the M1" I suppose. |  17 May 2022     
					
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 kwsp
 
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							| Get your kicks, or get enjoyment, amusement, and excitement, on Route 66. |  17 May 2022     
					
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 StaceyVargas
 
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							| I the US we have a famous roadway called Route 66. It goes through the desert and is used a lot by motorcyclists. Getting your kicks (having fun) on route 66 may sometimes mean having fun in dangerous way or in a way that is like an outlaw. |  20 May 2022     
					
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 savilla
 
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							| Get your kicks is an idiom meaning "to seek out, indulge in, or enjoy something fun or pleasurable." (thefreedictionary.com)   |  1 Jun 2022     
					
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