This blog shows you why they say that you can eat a shoe twice, but you can only boil it once.
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Zoë Schiffer
Unfortunately the phrase “never throw a poodle at a pig” is now permanently part of my lexicon. @brbarrett.bsky.social: www.wired.com/story/google...
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'two in a brawl and 4 in a pod' meaning
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The phrase "two in a brawl and 4 in a pod" appears to be a playful variation of the common idiom "two peas in a pod".
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a creative way to describe a group with both internal conflict and strong, unifying connections.