someone tells me you’ve been
a secondhand account of complaint, usually from a person of authority, or by someone who’s the teacher’s pet (if at school). a sentence of doom. can happen if you’ve been s-xually harr-ssing the teacher’s daughter, sticking aluminum foil into electrical outlets, shoplifting, etc.
“someone tells me you’ve been putting foil in the outlets at school. if you don’t respect electicity, i can’t let you have electronics in your room.” “someone tells me you’ve been mooning the princ-p-l. don’t you know you can get arrested for that?”
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