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Not quite FAT and SASSY, but still — what are the odds? Slim, I guess.
“The phrase fat and sassy has connoted robust good health for well over a century”: The Merriam-Webster New Book of Word Histories (1991). M-W cites an 1859 example: “The fryin-pan stunk with fat eels, and we all got fat and sassy.”
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
FATZ and THASTY
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Wild! And the license plates aren't even from the same state!
(Maybe they're relatives? but still....)
It’s crazy. Thank goodness for red lights.
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