What's your favourite bird idiom ? The early bird catches the worm? I'm not an early bird, I'm more of a night owl. What about you? Birds of a feather flock together, come join me for lessons.
#learnenglishwithwendy#birdsofafeather
@Pet_Mondo We desperately need to find a home for a gorgeous young cat. I am allergic to cats but we've been taking care of her since we moved here, because she was here (just a kitten) when we arrived. The past 6 weeks I have been an itchy, painful mess & we cannot keep her. Please DM me
What is the first idiom or expression that pops into your head when you see this ... For me... Skating on thin ice !
See this Instagram video by @ocean_lovers_united https://t.co/5KwgTRk7HM
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Bonus points for you if you sign up for lessons with me on Cafetalk.
I love Cafetalk (even the company's name combines the thought of two things I love during lessons - a cup of coffee and a chat/talk)
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Word of the day - "Dobber". A dobber is someone who dobs on somebody else. Kind of like this cat dobbing in the dog in this video.
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I don't log in to social media very often because there is always so much S%#* (Scat) on it, but seriously, there's a part of me that loved seeing this pile of cubes :-) I Love wombats as much as you!
#wombats#scat#coolCubes
@r_toneguzzo Then I will have to remember to log into twitter more often. HAPPY NEW YEAR, to you and all of your adorable wildlife. Extra big wave to the gorgeous big mama kookaburra. Thanks for your amazing pictures of all types.
The Major Mitchell, is probably my favourite Aussie cockatoo. Although I do have a soft spot for the cheeky Sulphur-crested cockatoo too :-) Who doesn't?
#CockyWantsABetter2023!
#Cockatoo#HappyNewYear2023
@SkypeSupport HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET A RESPONSE? I'VE ALREADY SENT A PRIVATE MESSAGE not able to make skype calls on my laptop. skype can't detect my mic or my camera, both are built in, and work on other platforms. My account works cos I was able to make a call on a mobile
“Flab” means ”body fat, soft loose flesh on a person's body.”
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First recorded in 1920-25; back formation from “flabby” (soft, loose, and fleshy).
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Example 1: Ewww, look at his flab!
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Example 2: Daily exercise will get rid of the flab around your waist.
#slangterms
IN a bit of a pickle right now, trying to decide which one I'd add to the list, so I went with the one that first popped in to my head (for some unknown reason).
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@Shahind83915045 @PreplyCom@ProductHunt I think they're data gatherers, because I can't delete my profile because it still shows the screen that says it's in review (for months on end). I tried the online chat but that wasn't any help either, gave me the link that takes me to my profile in review so they retain data
@TeacherGri@PreplyCom@ProductHunt I think they are just data gatherers, because I've had mine declined but I can't delete the profile because it still shows the screen that says it's in review. I tried the online chat but that wasn't any help either
I reckon I'll stick to my vegemite on toast, perhaps not as nourishing. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day (or so they say) so bon appétit cute little echidna !
#Breakfast#echidna#nourishing
Working online, can mean staring at a computer for long periods of time, but if I was more like a gecko, I could save a small fortune on eye drops
#GeckosAreClever
Don't blink or you'll miss it 👀
Did you know ❓ Most geckos can't blink because they don't have eyelids! So they use their tongue to moisten their eyes and keep them clean.
📷 keeper Tyler
Hello! 😀 Our #idiom of the day is “Put all your eggs in one basket,” which means “to put all your efforts or all your resources into one plan or one course of action.”
#english#idioms#putallyoureggsinonebasket