As with many things, the origins of the phrase “break a leg” can be traced to the days of horse riding. The phrase “break a leg” was not coined until the late 1800s when the horse’s leg was broken. The expression “break a leg” refers to a leg that has been broken or cut; the expression refers to the time it takes a broken leg to heal.

Well, it’s been proven many times before that horses aren’t meant to break legs, but just to get through the day. The first of these to be proved was a 20 year old girl named Rosie who fell from a six-hour hike to a cliff in the Himalayas after a massive rock fall. To make matters worse she had two broken legs and a severely injured, nearly torn, arm.

While breaking up a leg is not a very common occurrence, it is the most common way that accidents happen. Most people think that after a bone has been broken, it will never mend itself, which is why there are so many doctors, surgeons, and hospitals in the world that specialize in the treatment of broken bones.

But breakage is just the beginning. Broken bones usually require surgery in order to fix the problem, and because of this they are not the most common causes of injuries. Instead broken bones are often caused by overuse, and in the case of a leg, by a kick from a skateboard.

In the case of a leg, I think it is because a skateboarder is not a skateboarder. They’re just really, really stupid. The leg is broken by the force of a kick. But there’s another reason. The leg is broken by the force of a kick. So maybe an accidental kick wasn’t the first thing that happened, but by the time the leg was broken, the first thing that happened was the accidental kick.

If I had to guess, I would go with the accidental kick, but I dont think it was the first thing that happened.

This is the case of a leg, but it isnt just because skateboarders are really fucking stupid. If you skateboard you will probably break your leg a lot of times. I would say it comes from a skateboarder who was really, really stupid and broke his leg many, many times. This could be something that occurs when a skateboarder gets a really bad kick and the force of the kick broke something important.

I would be inclined to think it has evolved from a skateboarder getting really, really, really injured, breaking his leg (or at least the part of his leg that runs down his spine). Another option is that it was a skateboarder who broke his leg and then someone came along and broke his legs for good. But I’m not sure about that. If I were the one who broke his leg, I’d probably say it was a person breaking his leg for fun.

The origin of “break a leg” is a bit unclear, but it seems to be a common expression that has a similar meaning. At a guess, it’s a reference to the way someone breaks their leg when they’re getting it stuck in an ironing board. The expression itself is a bit of a cliche, but it’s pretty common so there is some basis for it.

There are some other similar expressions, such as “break a leg” or “break something” that have a similar meaning. And while we might not necessarily use it for every other person who breaks their leg, its a nice one to add to the list.