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There's more than one way to skin the cat of etymology. It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing. Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

So first, Joe used the disgusting phrase, more than one way to skin a cat, which we got off on wondering where that comes from.

And a whole bunch of people texted, it's catfish.

It's a way to skin catfish that

may not be true that may not be i even looked it up and even if i look it up and find it that

doesn't mean it's accurate because some other website will say something different that's been

my and i'll forget within a week anyway right that's been my history of these things but joe also

used the phrase screwed and tattooed which, I was actually wondering about somewhat.

And apparently the actual phrases, and I've, I've heard this before, screwed, blood, and tattooed.

Please tell me this is not horrifying, because I used it to, you know, on the R.

It can be any of at least three things where this came from, this, this.

So, um,

Blewed.

That's grammatically incorrect.

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