Strange Sayings And What They Mean

Bobbisox1 | 14:20 Mon 11th Jan 2021 | ChatterBank

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And where did they originate from?
A lot are very likely to be regional I'd imagine

DONT coming running to me when you break your leg???
Well I'll go to the foot of the stairs?

How many more ?

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Never understood this one from my late Mother - in - law. and I may have to change one of the words. If she saw someone walking about who may have looked slightly confused, she would say, 'Look at her walking about like a t*t in a trance.'

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Spungle

It is what it is

One what never sounds right to me is "Cheap at half the price"

Did'nt Gloria Gaynor sing that spungle??

Spungle

At the end of the day....It's night

'Cheap at half the price' is widely misquoted. The original is 'Cheap at twice the price', which makes sense.

Spungle

She may well have, Gloria had a stunning pair of, um, lungs.

Spungle

One of the stallholders of the local markwt used to love to shout, Buy One for the price of two and get a second one free!

Caran

Being asked the question, "Have you had enough yet?"
Whilst I was getting a good hiding.

noarding skool
and the masters wagging their fingers at you and saying that you will look back on the happiest days of your life

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