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There  Don't Get Into That Topic Of Conversation; I Don't Want To Talk About That. Used Humorously, The Phrase Usually Implies That The Speaker Has A Potentially Scandalous, Sensitive, Or Otherwise Complicated Association With The Topic Steve: "I Heard You Once Had A Crazy Party With A Bunch Of The Hollywood A Listers—What Was That Like?"  John: "Don't Go There, Steve, That Was A Crazy Night Best Left To The Imagination A: "So, Do You Ever Hear From Your Ex Husband?"  B: "Don't Even Go There. That Divorce Trial Still Gives Me A Headache

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Don't get into that topic of conversation; I don't want to talk about that. Used humorously, the phrase usually implies that the speaker has a potentially scandalous, sensitive, or otherwise complicated association with the topic.

Steve: "I heard you once had a crazy party with a bunch of the Hollywood A-listers—what was that like?" 
John: "Don't go there, Steve, that was a crazy night best left to the imagination!"

A: "So, do you ever hear from your ex-husband?" 
B: "Don't even go there. That divorce trial still gives me a headache!"

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