[AT] old expressions

[jfgrant]

And a couple of my favorites. As my Grandmother used to say "Clean up your 
plate, there are children starving over in Europe." I always wondered why I 
couldn't send them what I had to eat?
And "I'll knock you into tomorrow!.




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>A few bites short of a sandwich.
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>> Here's one I still hear from time to time " Few bricks shy of a full 
>> load"
>> Irma
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