help with idioms

[Anathema]

hi
I would like to know how these idioms came about or the history behind them.
1.Fools have the best luck
2.get on like a house on fire
3.have a game with sb
4.none of your little games
5.thats a game two people can play
give me the source if u can
tnx

[thedaffodils]

hi
I would like to know how these idioms came about or the history behind them.
1.Fools have the best luck
TD: I don't find this idiom via Google search.
2.get on like a house on fire
TD: Please read the answer as the URL link as below directs
Re: "Like a house on fire"
3.have a game with sb
TD: I think just I understand it literally.
4.none of your little games
TD: I think I understand it literally.
5.thats a game two people can play
TD: Maybe it is not an idiom, because I don't get any info about it via Google.
give me the source if u can
tnx

P.S. A little bird once advised me that it is not appropriate to use 'sb' if I refer to somebody.

[Breeze of Hope]

Fools have the best luck

I think it is a saying and it means that best chances are coming only to those who dont know how to take them perfectly

The other idioms I am still searching for them

[bullseye]

Hello,
i have heard the following, not certain of the spelling, " WELL THAT BEATS BANNAGHER", i would love to know where it comes from.

[thedaffodils]

Hello,
i have heard the following, not certain of the spelling, " WELL THAT BEATS BANNAGHER", i would love to know where it comes from.

Beat the band

Please click the URL link as above for the detail.

[Cold Killer]

im not interested