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Jimbo45 @Ineeddentures (32553) 25 Apr

Southern Comfort Anyone? So these 6 35cl bottles arrived And what a bargain they turned out to be Got them for £6.50 each from a retailer in England, and they are price marked £9.99 each So I saved £3.49 on each bottle...

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snowy @Ineeddentures The real stuff would be made in Kentucky or Tennessee..not sure which state lays claim to it.

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Jimbo45 @Ineeddentures (32553) 25 Apr

Southern Comfort Anyone? So these 6 35cl bottles arrived And what a bargain they turned out to be Got them for £6.50 each from a retailer in England, and they are price marked £9.99 each So I saved £3.49 on each bottle...

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snowy It's fine. Was this imported from the US, or a local brand? Honestly, it would be somewhat more here than you paid.

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Jimbo45 @Ineeddentures (32553) 25 Apr

Southern Comfort Anyone? So these 6 35cl bottles arrived And what a bargain they turned out to be Got them for £6.50 each from a retailer in England, and they are price marked £9.99 each So I saved £3.49 on each bottle...

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Judy Story @jstory07 (148517) • Roseburg, Oregon 25 Apr

The first Teddy bear was made in 1902. They began selling them in 1903. A dentist invented the electric chair. Having a middle name goes all the way back to ancient Rome. The first zoo opened up in 1874. In 1941 M&M were...

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Amber Those were some fun tidbits.

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Judy Story @jstory07 (148517) • Roseburg, Oregon 25 Apr

The first Teddy bear was made in 1902. They began selling them in 1903. A dentist invented the electric chair. Having a middle name goes all the way back to ancient Rome. The first zoo opened up in 1874. In 1941 M&M were...

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Judy Story Jesus real name was Joshua.

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Judy Story @jstory07 (148517) • Roseburg, Oregon 25 Apr

The first Teddy bear was made in 1902. They began selling them in 1903. A dentist invented the electric chair. Having a middle name goes all the way back to ancient Rome. The first zoo opened up in 1874. In 1941 M&M were...

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Jimbo45 I love reading interesting things and every post you write is interesting. Imagine a dentist inventing the elctric chair!! A.dentists chair is bad enough to be sat on I saw one guy say Jesus had a middle initial bit I don't know if it is true or not

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celticeagle @celticeagle (189353) • Boise, Idaho 25 Apr

I am so tired of it. Remember when I had that weird condition for like a week? Where I felt weak, foggy, and had a big time nausea? Well, I have it again. I think it is caused by anxiety. I just get to feeling so much anxiety that...

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Jimbo45 When Yvonne gets anxious she reports similar feelings and symptoms as you are here What anti anxiety meds are you on?

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Jehanne I usually used "back on track". So many idioms some I'm familiar with, some haven't encounter. But it is nice to learn something new.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Marie Coyle We have too much slang in our country, as well. I can definitely feel sorry for anyone from another country trying to figure it out here. I try hard to speak and write in a way that is understandable. I do know that a lot of the slang, or words that become...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Judy Evans @MarieCoyle Sometimes, if I deliberately start taking notice, half of what I say might be slang.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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snowy @JudyEv How many of those idioms to you use in your country? Do you have anything to add?

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Judy Evans With so many idioms out there, no wonder people find English a difficult language to navigate.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Marie Coyle I can understand not using them in your writings. I just think the everyday ones we use are often comical and interesting.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Marie Coyle @sallypup Most definitely.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Lenore Plassman @MarieCoyle Agreed. They're nicer than swearing.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Lenore Plassman I'm sure I say most of those. When I write a short story I try to weed them out because they aren't original. Writing cliches is just lazy and often doesn't give a picture of the particular situation that I want building.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Marie Coyle I use the blessing in disguise one often. And yes, I know other languages have idioms, but I don't know any. Some of them are fun to use.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Anna @MarieCoyle - Some French idioms were really funny, in the beginning I could not understand their meaning, but now I know.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Anna I know most of those idioms, even if English is not my language. All languages have those idioms, little by little I learned all the French ones, of course I know all the Italian ones. Some of yours that I like: A blessing in disguise Your guess is as good as...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (58510) 22 Apr

Yesterday was a crazy, exhausting day of son's appointments and infusions, etc. By the time we got home again, I was really tired and so was the son. When we got home and he was getting out of the car, he could hardly move, he...

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Kayla Tsukino Those on the list I've used more than once over my lifetime. However, I don't use them as often. I will tease George, when his body shakes, that he's dancing.

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