Why do people say 'He knows his onions' meaning that he is an expert in some trade or skill or that he is worldly and wise ?How do onions come in to it ?
I am assuming from the fact that Bradley Murdoch is being prosecuted for the murder of Peter Falconio despite the fact no body has ever been recovered means that this law doesn't apply in Australia....
how can people sue for other people or companies for an accident that they were involved in? eg 'i slipped on a wet floor and hurt my knee' surely its your own fault for not paying attention to what...
I'm very intrigued by the sources of peoples user names. they are a new form of name giving such as house names and boat names and CB 'handles'. Also the fact they obviously having meaning to the...
My friend maintains that all dog breeds originally started out as working dogs. (Rather later than stone age hunter-gatherers here - we're talking proper dog breeds.) I think that some eg Pekinese and...
if a solicitor tells you that you will not go to jail for an offence you committed but you end up going to jail, do you have a fair case against that solicitor?
Anyone know what context this word should be used in? I am currently using it as a section header to clear up ambiguity in a brief i have been given. Is there a better word for this?
Which child impersonator and ventriloquist played kids called 'Elsie', 'Winnie', 'Johnnie' and baby 'Horace' in a radio series of the 1940's whose cast also included 'Pieface the Chef', 'Miss...