My sister Ashley and I were having a discussion one evening.
We were talking about the finer things in life, and I was sharing with her my final thought that was really going to make the point I was trying to make.
I dont remember the discussion or the point i was trying to make, but I made it clear and to make sure she knew I had just made my point I said this:
"...point in hand"
BAM! Case close. Period. End of Discussion. My Point is clear. Next subject please.
All those things I could have said and I came up with "Point in hand" what does this even mean?
Well, Ashley didn't know either and started laughing and pointed out that "point in hand" doesnt even make sense.
I say this is typical me, making up phrases.
BUT-- here is why I said it --- listen up... I couldn't remember the phrase "Case and Point" ...nor did I even know what the heck that phrase is even supposed to mean anyways. Who does? So i couldn't exactly remember it... so I said "point in hand" which sounded right.
Boy was I wrong.
FAWC (For All Who Care): Case and Point, as my other sister so kindly explained to me earlier, means like, you won. Like the "Case" is closed and you won. and also you made the "Point" ... as in declared your point, or got the points, made the basket got the points, something like that. Basically that you won.
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