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Where have all those words and expressions gone ?

All my eye (& Betty Martin)...what a load of rubbish

Get down to brass tacks....Get to the point

Dressed up to the nines
 
Take that look off your face; you'll be laughing on the other side of your face.

laugh out of the other side of one's mouth, to undergo a chastening reversal, as of glee or satisfaction that is premature; be ultimately chagrined, punished, etc.; cry:
She's proud of her promotion, but she'll laugh out of the other side ofher mouth when the work piles up.
Also, laugh on the wrong side of one's mouth /face.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/laugh+out+of+the+other+side+of+one's+mouth
 
In the land of the blind
the one eyed man is king.
 
Green with envy - comes to mind ;)
You'd be wrong though and It's not my saying ... it's the local saying.
I never give these people a second thought other than to admire the beauty of their splendid houses.
 
You'd be wrong though and It's not my saying ... it's the local saying.
I never give these people a second thought other than to admire the beauty of their splendid houses.
Whoever says or thinks it ?
Its still a saying/expression - green with envy .

Following this thread topic .
 
Where there is muck there is brass .
My grandmother always used to say 'often' .
 
Kilroy was here, wasn't he? ;)


Oh thanks for the memories! Dread to think how many years since I've heard that, but I sang along to every word on youtube! :D
I'm going to sing it loudly as they take me away .....
 
Remember the eat all your carrots up .
Then you will see better in the dark .
My mother used to tell me and my brother .
 
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