Top and bottom of something?

bartholomew | 09:17 Thu 28th Apr 2005 | Phrases & Sayings

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He doesn't think small town folk are good enough. He's got an edge, that's the top and bottom of it.

I do not understand what an edge is either.

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I have got all bunnied up for nothing?

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woofgang

Sounds like a post modernist rendition of "He's got a chip on his shoulder", meaning someone harbouring a resentment and ready to fight either verbally or physically over it

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