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#41
I like "In a pickle" for the pure ridiculousness of it.
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#42
People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
2points
#43
This is like herding cats.
2points
#44
As handy as a screen door on a Submarine or second handle on a p#ss pot
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#45
I think it would be more interesting to translate literally the idioms of our native languages and let the others guess what it means... I'll start:
to throw a rifle into the rye
to be baked and cooked (somewhere)
to grate a carrot
it's splashing at your lighthouse
train is not going over that
to throw a rifle into the rye
to be baked and cooked (somewhere)
to grate a carrot
it's splashing at your lighthouse
train is not going over that
1point
#46
I don't like to "beat around the bush", so my favourite is to "call a spade a spade" (speaking frankly and truthfully without avoiding unpleasant or embarrassing issues).
I especially like the literal idea of someone staring at a spade for some time then saying "yep, that is a spade".
I especially like the literal idea of someone staring at a spade for some time then saying "yep, that is a spade".
Also "as welcome as a skunk at a garden party". I think we all know a few people like that...
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#47
A candle missing its wick
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#48
'It's like licking a tree and hoping for syrup.' I don't think other people use it, can't remember what I picked it up from, started saying when I was young though, and, no, I'm not Canadian.
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#49
"That kid's a french fry short of a Happy Meal"
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#50
"chuck it in the #$#$ bucket"
"Those that stir the pot, should lick the spoon"
Two of my favorites that my dad was found of saying.
"Those that stir the pot, should lick the spoon"
Two of my favorites that my dad was found of saying.
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#51
I'm the same age as my tongue but a little bit older than my teeth.
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#52
Please help whenever I comment it says something went wrong. I have restarted the App and reinstalled it BUT NOTING WORKS!
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#53
He/she’s a can short of a 4 pack , and would be dangerous with a working brain
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#54
Im in a dog eat dog world and Im wearing Milkbone underwear!
If nothing goes right, go left!
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#55
Beating around the bush
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#56
A face like: a bag of spanners
... a bulldog chewing a wasp
... a welder's bench
... a Picasso
... a bulldog chewing a wasp
... a welder's bench
... a Picasso
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#57
Life is a bowl of cherries but I get all the pits.
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#58
My dad's family has all sorts of good ones:
When you send an idiot to collage, you just get an educated idiot. (Just because you know the facts doesn't mean you know the truth)
This one isn't really an idiom, it's just a thing my dad says: What did the shepherd say to the sheepdog? Let's get the flock out of here!"
"Dumb as a doornail"
When you send an idiot to collage, you just get an educated idiot. (Just because you know the facts doesn't mean you know the truth)
This one isn't really an idiom, it's just a thing my dad says: What did the shepherd say to the sheepdog? Let's get the flock out of here!"
"Dumb as a doornail"
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#59
This is a Bruce Willis quote that should be an idiom: rather be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war" (see #49 for clarification)
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