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Add insult to injury

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By Will

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The ball is in your court

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Audrey bluethmann

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By Anna

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By Satya

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I misspelled bread somewhere in there :|

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Take it with a grain of salt!

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tyそnれhめいぇr
(Tyson Rehmeyer)

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Isy Bryan

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Let someone off the hook

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Woke nine yards, Azeem

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Lucas

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Nina’s

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Speak of the 🤬 👿 Leve :0

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Good things come to those who wait
Meaning:Be patient
“Originated from a poem by Lady Mary Montgomerie Corrie”
Literarydevice.net

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"The most favored one in the references I have found is mythological. It seems that cats were at one time thought to have influence over storms, especially by sailors, and that dogs were symbols of storms, often accompanying images and descriptions of the Norse storm god Odin. So when some particularly violent [storm] appeared, people suggested it was caused by cats (bringing the rain) and dogs (the wind)."
http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-rai1.htm

"The drainage in 17th century Europe was typically poor so they would, during heavy rains, disgorge any of the animal corpses that had accumulated in them."
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/14273/the-etymology-of-the-phrase-its-raining-cats-and-dogs

"The most common one says that in olden times, homes had thatched roofs in which domestic animals such as cats and dogs would like to hide. In heavy rain, the animals would either be washed out of the thatch, or rapidly abandon it for better shelter, so it would seem to be raining cats and dogs."
http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-rai1.htm