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Originally posted by ltl/fb
What is that phrase that ends "with a bullet"? Is it like "On my list of most annoying coworkers, ______ is currently #5, with a bullet" indicating that they are quickly moving toward #1?
John Cusak's character used it in that movie based on the Nick Hornby book about the guy who owned a record store. I had no luck googling "with a bullet." And it does not seem to be in Wikipedia.
This is killing me.
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Yes, that's the context. Probably originated with annoying DJ's (like Casey Kasem) reporting on the movement of a Top 40 song going up the chart either quickly, or placing high right off the bat.
