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It’d be foolish of me not to mention here that my next book is called THE WHEEL IS SPINNING BUT THE HAMSTER IS DEAD: A JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD IN IDIOMS, PROVERBS AND GENERAL NONSENSE. So if you want more idioms like the ones in this thread, please pre-order now (link in my bio)
A list of lyrics if all lyrics were as profound as "I got soul, but I'm not a soldier"...
1. I got hips, but I’m not a hipster
2. I got plums, but I’m not a plumber
3. I got toes, but I’m not a toaster
4. I got badge, but I’m not a badger
5. I got meow, but I'm not a homeowner
A list of lyrics by The Killers (if they were really into geography)…
1. I got Seoul, but I’m not a Seouldier
2. I got stones, but I’m not Estonia
3. I got goals, but I’m not Angola
4. I got choice, but I’m not AndOrra
5. I got a mam, but I’m not Mamungkukumpurangkuntjunya
At a divorce paper signing…
WOMAN: I regret ever joining that Star Wars dating app
MAN: You were looking for love in Alderaan places
WOMAN: And I really regret marrying a Star Wars pun addict
MAN: It was a wookie mistake
WOMAN: Just sign it
MAN, SIGNING: May divorce be with you
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My dad used to say, “I’ll never let you down”
Great man, terrible hot air balloon pilot
My dad used to say “always get up early so you can beat the morning crowds.”
Nice man, overzealous riot police officer.
My older brother used to say “you should always try to be upfront with everyone.”
Lovely guy, terrible goalkeeping coach.
My grandfather always used to say “you should answer to no one.”
Lovely man, terrible switchboard operator.
My grandmother always used to say “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.”
Brilliant woman, terrible surgeon.
My uncle always used to say “the first rule of theatre is to leave them wanting more.”
Fabulous guy, terrible anaesthetist.
My dad always used to say “when you’re in a hole, stop digging.”
Lovely man, terrible archaeologist.
A list of my ten favourite types of exercise…
1. Skipping a workout
2. Surfing the net
3. Jogging my memory
4. Jumping to conclusions
5. Skating on thin ice
6. Pushing my luck
7. Running my mouth
8. Kicking up a fuss
9. Catching forty winks
10. Throwing in the towel
A cat walks into a saloon...
BARTENDER: what will you have?
CAT: shot of whisky
BARTENDER, AFTER POURING THE SHOT: there you go
CAT, AFTER PUSHING THE SHOT OFF THE TABLE: give me another
A cat walks into a doctor’s office...
DOCTOR: what’s the problem?
CAT: me-ow
DOCTOR: okay, but where exactly?
Here's a poem about my least favourite lady, Miss Pellings...

ALT EVIL MISS PELLINGS Miss Pellings can come at any thyme Especially when you’re trying to rime She’s hear and their and everywear With clause as sharp as grizzly bare It’s quiet likely that you’ll see her In rythm, scism, onomatopeaia You may think she’s gone, breathe a sigh of relief But no, here she is, back to cause you more greif – Addam Sharpe
A SHORT POEM ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ENGLISH AND GERMAN…
English weather is wet
German weather is Wetter
English kids are kind
German kids are Kinder
English mothers mumble
German mothers Mutter
And the English shout the word people
But Germans just quietly Menschen it

