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ainitatyb
Many years ago the BBC used to transmit public information broadcasts. One was about safety on building sites and ran; 'Sir Isaac Newton told us why, an apple falls down from the sky, and from this...
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Xollob
What is the correct plural form of "gin and tonic"? I read "gins and tonics" today and it just doesn't look right. I suspect "two gins and tonic" is the correct form (cf. mothers-in-law), but "two gin...
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Jay_Jay
What's this word " emo " I keep seeing bandied about ?It's usually see it applied to music or to someone who is " an emo goth ".
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~Vulpine~
I need a name for an online thrift shop... or at least a place that purveys antique, miscellanous things. Ready... steady... go! :D
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ainitatyb
What was the origin of the word 'Nabob' in relation to bookies and their runners in the 1950's and 1960's?
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Misty77
Has anyone ever heard of the word spogs ? Its a slang word for 'sweets' ie: 'have you got any spogs?' which we used to use at school in Yorkshire back in the early 80's (I'm 28 now) People look at me...
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The Rut
if we say A hat (no vowel starting the word) and A car (same again). And we say AN apple (vowel starting word) and AN egg (same again), why do we say such and such miles AN hour?? should we say miles...
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HappyFace
Some people just have the knack but I always struggle to write witty comments in wedding, birthday cards etc. Is there a website dedicated to solving my crisis? Thanks
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blowmedown
Which former Archbishop said Preach not because you have to say something, but because you have something to say?
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sp1814
There's an old saying which goes (something like): The Times is read by people who run the country. The Daily Mail is read by people who think they run the country, and The Sun is read by people who...
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Homer55
Why do we call it goods, as in, your goods will be with you tomorrow? Why not bads?
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drdeng
Actually the phrase was found in John Grisham's novel The Summons. When discussions were held between two brothers as to how to handle the house his father had lived in, the dialogue is as follows:...
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drdeng
What's the meaning of "go in a pot"?
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drdeng
What's the meaning of "go in a pot"?
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dunlop
what the hell is a brik on a stick is it another name for a dumbell?
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tranquillity
What is the Latin for 'Knight of King Arthur'
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laticsmon
what is or was a swailer
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mechanised69
I was watcing my CSI dvds the other day and heard the phrase "smoking mirrors" i was curious as to what it meant, can any one help?
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BrendaEvans
Does anyone know the origin of the expression "working the room" or "work the room?"
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gooner777
Can anyone please tell me where the term 'charlies' for boobs originates from ?? I believe it's mainly a London term ... but I'm not aware of it being rhyming slang .....

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