Go High And Right.
To get upset or angry. To fly into a rage. To get pissed off.
Origin: To go high and right like a
foul ball. In baseball a foul ball often flies high and
to the right across the first base line into foul territory after being hit wrong by
the batter.
When Linda sees the way the meeting minutes are
worded she's going to go high and right.
It is easy to make Chuck go high and right before he's had his
morning coffee.
Adolf Hitler frequently would go high and right when presented with
bad news from the front.
