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My Mom grew up on a dairy farm. "Something went haywire." Being a little kid I always thought that was something electrical. It wasn't until years later I learned that bailing wire is used to make in-the-field repairs.
 
"Not worth a plug nickel." The electrical connection boxes had knock-outs for extra wires to fit in about the size of a nickel.

Phonier than a three-dollar bill.
 
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"Somebody beat the tar out of him." I thought that was just being polite not to use the "S" word. Then I read about colon cleanse there is a black, tar-like substance that comes out after everything else.
 
Gonna reveal my past some more:

Drunk as a skunk.

Two sheets to the wind.

Higher than a kite.

copped a buzz

ride the porcelain bus

Being Irish, we needed to be three sheets to the wind.

And for vomiting there are many phrases...

Technicolor yawn.

Praying to the porcelain god.

Making a sidewalk pizza.

Blowing chunks.

tossing your cookies.
 
A Native American saying, "Tomorrow is promised to no one."
 
He ain't got a lick of sense... Wild goose chase...don't know whether to s*** or go blind...got more money than sense...gone to hell in a hand-basket.
 
the proof is in the pudding.
 
Lawrence Welk always used to say ? whaeerful ! whaeerful !
 
i'm never gonna do that again ?
 
thats right ! thats right ! you know it all ?
 
Quit dawdleing ….don't dilly dally.....quit lollygagging
 

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