ON GOING SENTENCES 39

[herringthorpe]

LINDUM HAD

Mouth of a river is the point where it flows into a larger body of water

 

[herringthorpe]

Water, water everywhere nor any drop to drink

 

[Lindum]

Drink to me only with thine eyes

 

[RufcChappellRoanFanCraig]

Eyes see things

 

[Lindum]

Things ain't what they used to be

 

[RufcChappellRoanFanCraig]

Be honest at all times

 

[Lindum]

Times past were better

 

[herringthorpe]

Better the devil you know

 

[Lindum]

Know your limits

 

[RufcChappellRoanFanCraig]

Limits could be set at a fiver a week

 

[sixpence]

Week in, week out

 

[Lindum]

Out of sight, out of mind

 

[herringthorpe]

Mind your head

 

[RufcChappellRoanFanCraig]

Head won't fit through the door

 

[herringthorpe]

Door stops come in different shapes and sizes

 

[RufcChappellRoanFanCraig]

sizes available are small and medium

 

[Lindum]

Medium steaks always look raw to me so I always ask for well done

 

[herringthorpe]

Done the washing and got it out on the line

 

[RufcChappellRoanFanCraig]

Line up to be confirmed

 

[Lindum]

Confirmed batchelor was a common description of characters in Victorian and Edwardian fiction