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This guy referred to Beason as trash: Give him hell as a parting gift to the Beast


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it's a figure of speech. he's not literally calling beason trash any more than sports writers were calling john fox a hobbled mallard in 2010.

 

I know what you're saying in theory, but this is a figure of speech that is usually used in reference to inanimate objects, not people. In fact, I have never heard of it being used in reference to a person.

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I know what you're saying in theory, but this is a figure of speech that is usually used in reference to inanimate objects, not people. In fact, I have never heard of it being used in reference to a person.

I truely doubt his intended meaning is at a person either. Maybe he used it in the sense that he believes beasons best days are behind him for our team, but a treasure for another team.

I will admit though it does seem like a stupid phrase to have used.

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