Hi "I can finish a whole pizza It's nothing for my book" Can you say: nothing for my book? as in nothing i can't handle Thanks
Originally Posted by TheShadow Hi "I can finish a whole pizza It's nothing for my book" Can you say: nothing for my book? as in nothing i can't handle Thanks I've never heard that or anything remotely like it. The only thing I can think of is "That's nothing, in my book". There, "in my book" means "in my opinion".
Originally Posted by emsr2d2 I've never heard that or anything remotely like it. The only thing I can think of is "That's nothing, in my book". There, "in my book" means "in my opinion". Same response from this AmE-speaker.
Originally Posted by emsr2d2 I've never heard that or anything remotely like it. The only thing I can think of is "That's nothing, in my book". There, "in my book" means "in my opinion". I would extend it to say "in my experience."
Colloquially, you could say 'I can eat a whole pizza; it's no big deal'. Rover
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