
This month's joke is based on the double meaning of the idiom put one's foot down:
1 - To put your foot down - To act firmly / To tell someone strongly that they must do something or that they must stop doing something:
"You can't just let him do what he wants, you'll have to put your foot down."
2 - To put your foot down - To drive faster. To press down harder on the accelerator (gas) pedal of your car:
"We're going to be late unless you put your foot down."













Comments
easy
thanks
I try to put my foot down
I try to put my foot down with my children. But sometimes it is dangerous to put your foot down when you are in the car.

Thanks.
Thanks
Thanks for the lesson.
Put your foot down
If you want to go to school in time, you will put your foot down righ away
You'ave to put your foot
You'ave to put your foot down on they way you give those kids hard punishment
As the thieves sensed the cop they put thier foot down and drove away.