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What's your favourite Idiom?

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24-Oct-2007, 17:01

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Re: What's your favourite Idiom?

Quote:

Originally Posted by I'm With Stupid

It's not really used outside of Britain though, and I wouldn't recommend using it in polite conversation.

Thank you for your piece of advice
Be sure I won't

I.A

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