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babybird wrote:
I'm too long in the tooth to be playing games like that me
I swear, I NEVER heard the "to be long in the tooth" phrase before
03 May 2025, 3:06 pm
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babybird wrote:
Did you look it up
I just checked on the net what it means
03 May 2025, 3:10 pm
So did I just to make sure I was using it properly
03 May 2025, 3:42 pm
In Poland we say about an old age "starość nie radość" and sometimes we add afterwards "śmierc nie wesele" which means "death isn't a joy" - and you can add the second, less known part of this saying " death isn't a wedding".
03 May 2025, 4:10 pm
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03 May 2025, 4:19 pm
Irulan wrote:
In Poland we say about an old age "starość nie radość" and sometimes we add afterwards "śmierc nie wesele" which means "death isn't a joy" - and you can add the second, less known part of this saying " death isn't a wedding".
Have you heard the English expression 'coffin dodger'?
03 May 2025, 4:20 pm
03 May 2025, 4:21 pm
DeepHour wrote:
Irulan wrote:
In Poland we say about an old age "starość nie radość" and sometimes we add afterwards "śmierc nie wesele" which means "death isn't a joy" - and you can add the second, less known part of this saying " death isn't a wedding".
Have you heard the English expression 'coffin dodger'?
Oh yeah that's a good one
I think I've called people that before in the rude thread
03 May 2025, 4:21 pm
No 
But I just checked it out and what I also saw was the coffin chaser term as well
Btw, in Polish you say "to kick the calendar" instead of "to kick the bucket" And when you die, it means you "sniff the flowers from the bottom".
