I have a chip on my shoulder?
You drive me up the wall.
I'm not a doubting Thomas
Actions speak louder than words.
Drastic times call for drastic measures
Cut to the Chase.
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I like the bite in this (:
ReplyDeletesometimes the doggeral bites the tongue that feeds it.
Deleteoh, Ann, you are too witty :)
ReplyDeleteGee... did you miss any! Good one.
ReplyDeleteWow! Holy idiom! Great job squeezing so many in!
ReplyDeleteWow. One idiom to the next and again and again! ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat piece-I almost used the Doubting Thomas & cut to the chase-now seeing your excellent piece,am glad I did not:-)
ReplyDeleteAnn, this is BRILL, especially putting Doubting Thomas in there on Easter! You just lined 'em up and set 'em down, and the whole thing made sense. I love this kind of wordplay! Thx, Amy (and I flip, too; rarely reply)
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