Eating the frog
By opinionated1
@opinionated1 (57)
United States
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@opinionated1 (57)
• United States
7 May 17
Although they both mean the same thing, the expression I read was eating the frog. I remember thinking that was an odd phrase.
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@opinionated1 (57)
• United States
10 May 17
@pgntwo LOL! I can't say that it does lol.
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@pgntwo (22408)
• Derry, Northern Ireland
7 May 17
@opinionated1 Not sure what language it comes from, but look at the pic, does the frog look as tasty as the salad...? ;)
@CRK109 (14556)
• United States
11 May 17
I've never heard that phrase before. Mopping the floors. For some reason, that's the one I love to procrastinate. And it doesn't even take long to do! And then I feel so good about my day!
@opinionated1 (57)
• United States
11 May 17
I've never heard of the expression mopping the floors, doesn't make sense to me either because like you I feel that doesn't take long, but I can see how it'd be coined a tedious tasks since you can't walk on the floors until it's dry, which may take a few minutes longer.
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@CRK109 (14556)
• United States
11 May 17
@opinionated1 We call it "mopping the floors" because we clean our floors with a mop. I guess I could just call it washing the floors, but that sounds like a lot more work than it truly is.
