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when speaking about an unwelcome or even potentially harmful person entering into any sort of personal gathering, like your workplace, or a community group, or class, or whatever:
when speaking about an unwelcome or even potentially harmful person entering into any sort of personal gathering, like your workplace, or a community group, or class, or whatever:
"Into the garden a serpent did come."
The shoe may really be on the other foot. The "serpent" might be an innocent person entering a room of hateful judgmental types.
In other words he or she is having to step into a pit of vipers.
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Originally Posted by artemis agrotera
Bugalugs
I had to look that one up. Maybe kin to the saying cute as a bug's ear.
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The "serpent" might be an innocent person entering a room of hateful judgmental types. 
