The dilemma continues over how to spell dilemma! Grant and Martha try to suss out the backstory of why some people spell that word with an “n.” A lot of them, it seems, went to Catholic school. Maybe that’s a clue? Plus, the saying...
The saying “close but no cigar” comes from the famous carnival game wherein a bold fellow tries to swing a sledgehammer hard enough to make a bell ring. The winner of the game, which was popular around 1900, would win a cigar. The game...
fox in a box n.— «Your article states we need a “fox in the box”! MM doesn’t allow strikers to play like that, thats where all our problems come from. If you stand in the box as a striker, MM calls you lazy. He wants you to...