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The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 128: Hippies March 9, 2008 Show notes Hey dude, put some flowers in your hair and chill out. We’re talking hippies this week. Far out  Phrasal Verbs and Idioms to commune with To spend time thinking deeply about something eg: The hippie commune espouses communing with nature. to trip out 1) To be under the influence of a drug that makes you hallucinate eg: After taking the LSD I totally tripped out and thought I was Superman. 2) To make someone feel surprised, or shocked, or even nervous eg: I cant believe that Mike wants to have a sex change- that totally trips me out. IDIOM: keep / hold one’s peace”. To keep silent eg: You know, I know you dont like Sam, but please keep your peace while youre around him. BONUS IDIOM: to keep the peace. Maintaining law and order in a society. This is usually performed by the police department eg: 1 If we had an anarchist state , who would keep the peace? AJESS Expressions for going beyond the surface” :  At first glance it looks as if hippie culture has died out, but actually its just mainstream now.  Many people think that the hippies were just lazy communists, but in fact they were a very diverse bunch.  We take it for granted that men can grow their hair long and wear earrings, but in reality that was a taboo in America until the 1960s.  It seems as if the ideals of the hippie movement are dead today, but the fact of the matter is they are still very strong in Europe. Both Sides of the Pond (US) drugs (UK) gear (slang) (US) a redneck (UK) a yobo (US) braid (UK) plait / braid (US) granola (cereal) (UK) muesli Quotes “Were not the hippie family, who only eats organic, and the children meditate, and go to the school of arts, but were not the apple pie and Republican family either. Leonardo di Caprio Go with the flow. Ancient hippie saying Hippie is someone who looks like Tarzan,