For a moment, I couldn’t make tails or heads out of your post.
I think @vbob was testing beta a new idea. They should have seen who saluted and run it up the flagpole first.
I’d better get off the internet, I’ve got some pans and pots to wash.
It’s very important to clean the mash and bangers off the cookware.
Last night I read Ham and Green Eggs to my granddaughter.
This a repeat, in the future please leap before you look.
Oops. Culpa Mea.
Repeats are allowed, it’s the highway or my way.
Mustard is getting a bit toity-hoity these days.
He who dealt it, smelt it.
One thing I was never clear on is if it we could only use the same parts of speech, or if we can script the flip on any old phrase
From Wikipedia:
In linguistics and stylistics, an irreversible binomial,[1] frozen binomial, binomial freeze, binomial expression, binomial pair, or nonreversible word pair[2] is a pair of words, used together, in fixed order, as an idiomatic expression or collocation. The words typically have a semantic relationship, usually involving the word and or or. They also belong to the same part of speech: for example: nouns (e.g., milk and honey); adjectives (short and sweet); or verbs (do or die). Usually (as with the preceding examples) the order of such word elements will not be reversed.
Your entry really shouldn’t change the meaning of the phrase; just present it in a non-traditional order.
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That was sweet and short.
A frozen binomial is sorta like a Yogi ism, where everybody knows what you mean even though that wasn’t what you said like say Clyde and Bonnie.
For over 50 years, I’ve been known by just my last initial and first name…
They get along like water and oil.
Pepa-N-Salt push it real good.
It’s just a matter of subtraction and addition.
I’ll have to check my Loss & Profit ledger
It’s like my first girlfriend told me, no reward no risk.