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How Cliché
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The P C The K B
The pot calling the kettle black!O D at A T
Every cloud has a silver liningT M C S t B
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A D, A D
LaLaLa Laura wrote: "Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth. that was a good one, Nancy. and nice job too, Denaé!A D, A D"
Another Day Another Dollar
O H W The O
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W the G G T, The T Get G
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You can't always get what you wantL C L P, B C B P
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L C L P, B C B P"
Give me a hint or one word, Nancy...
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L C L P, B C B P"
someone helpppp meeee!! LOLOLOL
LOL I'll second the cry for help! I keep checking to see if the mystery has been solved yet. I had a theory the L's are for "little" and the B's for "big" but it didn't get me anywhere.
Ok - maybe you haven't hear this from an older woman but the word little and big are both in this phrase.But I'll give you one other - children
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A D In T R
That's it Laura although since Michelle married, I don't hear about her problems - maybe her husband does.
Oh of course! I knew I would be kicking myself once it was figured out, lol.
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I know. same here, Danaë!
Nancy wrote: "That's it Laura although since Michelle married, I don't hear about her problems - maybe her husband does."
awwww. she looks like a sweet girl.
I am working tomorrow so back to serious business. See you in the late afternoon if not before then.
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and thank you for reviving this thread, Sandy!
I hadn't realized how long it had been resting, Laura, but it's my pleasure! :D
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I wondered after I put it down if it was too dated. It comes from my childhood. My mom used to say it. Shall I show the answer, and write one that's more familiar?
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is the last part "like an old friend?"
maybe give one word.
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Very close, but I like your version better. My mom often said - "There's no fool like an old fool." Not exactly an optimistic comment.
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A P S I A P E
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Try this ... A B in the H is W 2 in the B
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
For example, I say "A W T E W" or I could say "A W That E W"
The next person answers "All's Well That Ends Well." He or she will then present us with initials of a common cliche. And so on and so on...
Enjoy!