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In the UK pigs in blankets are small sausages wrapped in bacon.
This is a link to Wikipedia which explains the term well.

I think I can safely say that I do not pose any threats!

The Sibyls were oracular women believed to possess prophetic powers in ancient Greece. The earliest Sibyls, who admittedly are known only through legend, prophesied at certain holy sites under the divine influence of a deity, the first being at Delphi. The Sibyl held her rites when people came to co...

I wouldn't say that it is an idiom, but that is no reason to stop using it. It is quite clever.

There was a man from Japan
Whose limericks never would scan
When they told him so
He said "Yes I Know!
But I try to get as many words into the very last line as I can."

I don't know of a connection anywhere John. As far as I am aware, "butty" is just a word. In my particular part of Wales we have "mush" as well. It is not as cosy as butty. You could meet someone in a pub and say, "Hello mush. I haven't seen you for a while". But, "Who do you think you are talking t...

That is brilliant.

We have an interesting on in South Wales, but I understand that it can be found elsewhere in the UK, and that is "Butty". Originally your butty was someone you worked with underground as a miner, but it is now used as "friend", or "buddy" I suppose.

I would call it unnecessary!
Read my catchphrase below.

Please accept my best wishes for the New Year to all the Wizards.

I cannot remember a time when "shambolic" was not in my vocabulary, it was especially useful when I became involved in politics.

I took this picture in the village where I live in 2010. It does snow, sometimes.
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I once had a friend who used to say, "I never drink water because I know what fish do in it".

Diolch yn fawr, a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda i chi.

As Wales is not on the Union Flag it could be an opportunity to change the blue to black.
Until Wales joins Scotland and leaves the Union and Northern Ireland joins Eire of course.
Then, Merseyside and Yorkshire will be looking to do similar...

We Celts get things fairly close.