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More Polyanna than Poison Ivy
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Mr. Creosote was the character in Monty Python's The Meaning of Life who ate so much, that upon consuming an after-dinner "wafer-thin mint" he literally exploded.
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There's nothing like creosoting a fence to bring out your zen.
"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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"Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu" was the first comic book to use Zen concepts.
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David Carradine, of Kung Fu fame, was fond of "potentially deadly" sex acts, according to his ex wife. One of the acts, ended up being on the wrong side of potentially.
"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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I will have to Google that. When I am not at work.
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More Polyanna than Poison Ivy
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David Carradine, of Kung Fu fame, was fond of "potentially deadly" sex acts, according to his ex wife. One of the acts, ended up being on the wrong side of potentially.
From Zen to fatal kinkiness in one post! That must be some new record!
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A googly is a delivery in cricket where the bowler gets the ball to spin the opposite way to the way it normally goes.
"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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A Moogle is a creature in the Final Fantasy games.
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More Polyanna than Poison Ivy
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Generations of Mexican children were warped by the anodyne inanities of Cri-Cri the singing cricket.
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Giant crickets were mercifully rarely seen in the rather splendid Quatermass and the Pit.
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From Zen to fatal kinkiness in one post! That must be some new record! oh, and you're welcome 
"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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"Welcome to Wherever You Are" was the title of INXS's most underrated album, released in 1992. Basically, it sold poorly because in the era that made whiners with bad hygiene musically fashionable, there was thought to be no room for anyone else.
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Writers of the US show Fashion Police went on strike over pay entitlements, as their contracts said they only worked 8 hours a week, regardless of what they actually did. Having never seen it, I can't slate it, although I am tempted.
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Some classmates of mine used to act as a fashion police of sorts.
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Wanderer
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I always wondered where the phrase "out of sorts" came from.
"Everything about this is going to feel different." (Saturn Girl, Legion of Super-Heroes #1)
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Our good friend phrases.org.uk has the answer to Tracker's question.
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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One phrase I just can't get is "you can't have your cake and eat it too". So what am I going to do with my cake? Use it as a paperweight?
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Well, if you eat your cake, then you no longer have it. That's what it means. If you hold on to it, then you can't enjoy it.
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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Ohhh. Thanks for the explanation.
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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I wish I felt more welcome.
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Trap Timer
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Still, the expression makes little sense. I mean... who wants to just have cake and not eat it? It's not like this is a choice between two equally appealing options.
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It could be a piece of wedding cake, held for posterity, or until the divorce.
You could have baked the cake for your bakery shop window where it's for display not scoffing.
The cake could actual be false, and prepared to sneak someone out of prison. Eating it beforehand would spoil the plan.
You could be saving your cake to give to the masses who are going to revolt, or to the revolting masses to make them go away.
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Still, the expression makes little sense. I mean... who wants to just have cake and not eat it? It's not like this is a choice between two equally appealing options. I'm glad EDE shares my opinion on this silly saying!
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Many years ago, I put a piece of wedding cake under my pillow to see if I would dream of my true love. I dreamed I was in a room filled with strangers.
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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