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Quaint Quips & Quotes!

Here is one I haven't heard in some time:
"Batten Down The Hatches"

I think this may apply to this area later this evening as a storm approaches.

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Here is one I haven't heard in some time:
"Batten Down The Hatches"

I think this may apply to this area later this evening as a storm approaches.

Rome

Dad used to say that. He was a Navy man. :thmbsp:


How about this one I heard at work: "He's busier than a 3-legged raccoon in a henhouse."
 
How about "Fire in the Paint Locker" ! when something bad is about to happen, or something small and bad is about to get MUCH worse.
 
When I was growing up my Dad used to say "Your eyes bigger than your stomach?" when I couldn't eat all my food. He also used to say "There's more than one way to skin a cat."
Here's one I use, "Is the Pope Jewish?"
 
Good stuff there CW!
My kin folks use to say "you betta eat all of your food." I think I may have used the "skin a cat" phrase just the other week with my girlfirend. She was giving me a hard time.

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I'd have to put it this way: The good customer is always right. Just ask anyone in the restaurant business. Some customers, you can give 'em top notch service, great food, keep their glasses full, clear their dishes right on time... everything you could expect, and they'll still sit there and bitch about everything, then stiff you on the tip. Others will leave a good tip even when things aren't so perfect.

I met a very successful business executive who told me " The customer is not always right, but the customer is always the customer." I took that to heart, and it has helped me a great deal.
 
Here's one that a lot of folks may be hearing as they search for jobs!

"Don't call us, we'll call you."

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I know I am gonna' get whipped with a wet noodle for resurrecting an oldie here, but on having a converse with someone the other day I mentioned an idiom I heard as a kid.

Well, there's a few word play games on this forum & it is good for the soul I must say. Hope to see a few more on here! :D

The person didn't get it at first, so here it is.
"Having it down pat."

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