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My wife asked me where and when this expression originated. I have no clue. I don't even know how far and wide it is used. I've almost only heard "look like a smacked @$$" or "face like a smacked @$$."
I can personally attest that it has been said widely for over 45 years.
Does anyone have any leads to the origin or the approximate date of origin?
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