Do you ever hear a common phrase and are struck by just how odd it is? How can I be "beside myself" with some feeling or other? Where did it come from and are there any others that make little sense?
Do you ever hear a common phrase and are struck by just how odd it is? How can I be "beside myself" with some feeling or other? Where did it come from and are there any others that make little sense?
A school friends Mum, in her first job as a cleaner was told by her boss to put some Gumption on it, she didn't realise that Gumption was a brand of cleaner and thought she was being told to work harder.
I had a friend in the RAF, they would send the newbie out to change the batteries in the wind socks on the runway
Reminds me of the building apprentances tasked with buying, a left handed hammer, and tartan paint!