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Phrases & Sayings
Welcome To Phrases & Sayings where it is what you say and how you say it that is important.Please feel free to share what makes you chuckle in the Jokes section.
In another section, AB-er Buddy referred to a traumatic loss and added "For the first year I got white feathers when I was upset.Now learning to live with it so the feathers have dried up." What does...
What would the phrase - We went all-out - mean to a Canadian? In America, in one context, this would mean - We're living Frivolously - or - we're throwing responsibilites to the wind - I'm just...
where and when did it originate?
Is this some kind of anti-Bush slogan? You can even buy t-shirts, mugs and other merchadise with the word on it. What does it mean and where did it originate?
When will people start refering to a year by the last two numbers like they did in 99?
does anyone know where this quote/poem is from? Author &/or origin as i was going up the stair i saw a man who wasnt threre, he wasnt there again today, i hope i hope he goes away
why is the graphite in pencils called lead? were pencils once made of lead?
who said this
Where did snug as a bug in a rug originate from?
In order not to hijack Aschenbach's previous question, how many of you say "two thousand and five" and how many say "twenty 0 five"? I say "two thousand and five".
"vacate negative comparial sanctions and contribute to the deterioration of the F1 generation"
Why is it illegal to have a Holy Piby? Rasta Bible/Black mans bible(how ever you want to frase it)
You can get up to 20 years for having this in your posession why?
With reference to writing a letter why do Americans say "write me", "write her" and "write Bob" instead of "write to me", write to her" and "write to Bob"?
Why is New Orleans called the "Big Easy"?
where does the saying 'put your money where your mouth is' come from
Just realised that AB doesn't have a 'FUN' section! Putting this here 'cos I don't know where else except Puzzles? Scotshttp://come.to/oorweehoose
where does phrase 'hen' night come from
In books and I've heard my grandmother and mum say "dressed up like a meg keg" What does it mean, who or what is a Meg keg?
Who first used it and when. e.g. pat and mick-sick or trouble and strife wife.
In the game of Bowls when a wood glances off a previously bowled wood it is called a 'wick'. Anyone know how the expression originates?
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