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Why is it when something is new, it is called "brand new"? What is the brand and where did it come from?  I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer
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And once again why is their braille writing on a drive up atm or why is there signs up no dogs allowed except for seeing eye dogs, is the dog supposed to read it to his master? I have yet to see the braille ATMs. I'm hoping that they're for the pasengers of the car and not the driver. Yikes. |
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Why is it when something is new, it is called "brand new"? What is the brand and where did it come from? I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer  
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Can overweight people go "skinny dipping"? Yeah, why is it called "skinny" dipping?
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and wtf is "luke" warm? who's luke? does he run a bit hotter than usual?  
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Why is Winx asking these questions? Doesn't she realize it is distracting me from watching glue dry? Don't you know that glue dries slower when you watch it dry?
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Why is Winx asking these questions? Doesn't she realize it is distracting me from watching glue dry? Don't you know that glue dries slower when you watch it dry? Guess I won't watch the stain dry on the picture frame I'm making.... 
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The story I heard as a child was that the Apostle Luke was kind of half-hearted about Jesus. Not real sure of his belief.
The word lukewarm has a long and respectable history, going right back to the 14th century. The adjective luke sems to be an alternative form of lew, Old English hleow, which meant 'tepid'. So it means 'warm-warm' |
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Why do they call it a "hot water heater"? Hot water doesn't need heating! Yeah.....and it's COLD water that is being used in them! Heating it and Making it HOT. Maybe they shouldbe called "Cold Water Heater"..... That sounds like a more accurate name - cold water heater.
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What about dead as a door nail? That's a strange one too.
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what about brand spankin new? of course i kind of like the spankin part hehehe
 
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Winx, check out this link:
http://members.aol.com/MorelandC/HaveOrigins.htm It's got alot of the phrases you are asking about and how they originated. I thought it was pretty interesting myself. |
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Do they call problems with computers..."bugs"...I know....do you Winx...
MM you can't help her. 
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Do they call problems with computers..."bugs"...I know....do you Winx... MM you can't help her. Okay, Winx... you asked (begged) nicely... MM can help.
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And once again why is their braille writing on a drive up atm or why is there signs up no dogs allowed except for seeing eye dogs, is the dog supposed to read it to his master? I have yet to see the braille ATMs. I'm hoping that they're for the pasengers of the car and not the driver. Yikes. Just notice beside the pinpad. There should be a braille option there due to the handicapped accessible laws everywhere. |
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I say I give the person above me a lukewarm, brand new spanking.
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I say I give the person above me a lukewarm, brand new spanking. |
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The story I heard as a child was that the Apostle Luke was kind of half-hearted about Jesus. Not real sure of his belief. The word lukewarm has a long and respectable history, going right back to the 14th century. The adjective luke sems to be an alternative form of lew, Old English hleow, which meant 'tepid'. So it means 'warm-warm' That's very interesting. Thanks.
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what about brand spankin new? of course i kind of like the spankin part hehehe Tee Hee (((Kit)))
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