• @Sylvartas
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      801 year ago

      It’s “a dime a dozen”. As they say, knowledge is power, France is bacon.

      • Bonehead
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        691 year ago

        It’s Francis Bacon, the author that said “Knowledge is power”. Come on now, this is easy enough to look up…it’s not rocket appliances.

        • @RobertOwnageJunior
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          571 year ago

          It’s rocket science. But we’ll cross that bridge when we cum on it.

          • splicerslicer
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            521 year ago

            The expression you’re looking for is “we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it” Not that it matters, it’s all water under the fridge anyway, mostly a moo point.

            • @TommySalami
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              431 year ago

              Come on, man, it’s “water under the bridge”. I want to contribute but it felt like we were drifting into malaphors there for a second, so I’m gonna play it by year and just see what comes next.

              • @ettyblatant
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                391 year ago

                Not to be rude, but it’s actually “play it by ear”. I’m trying to come up with something witty to say, but I’m dropping a blank.

                • @Jerb322
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                  321 year ago

                  I don’t want to beat under the bush so I’m just going to say it. You should have said "drawing a blank ".

                  • @someguy3
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                    301 year ago

                    Hey man just want to correct you so you don’t embarrass yourself, it’s beat around the bush. Good thing I nipped that in the butt.

                • @jaybone
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                  51 year ago

                  You mean “drawing a blank.” It’s like you can lead a whore to water but you can’t make a drink.