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[awalk]

"Here's looking at you, kid!" - spoken by Rick to Ilsa in Casblanca. I've
searched half of the web and I still don't understand this idiom. There are
some suggestions that it is a contraction of "Here's to looking at you, kid!"
but I am not convinced, not in this context and not the way he says it.
Someone help me please!!!

[karen64]

byl juz taki watek
forum.gazeta.pl/forum/72,2.html?f=517&w=73470914&v=2&s=0
tu o casablance i cytatach:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casablanca_(film)#_note-64
lub tez
...`It’s a compliment to Ilsa’s good looks (Ingrid Bergman’s character). When
Rick says, “Here’s looking at you, kid,” it is a contraction of, “Here’s *to*
looking at you, kid.” It’s supposed to be a toast (in the
“I-drink-this-in-honor-of” sense, not the hot, crispy bread sense :-)....`