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What's a 'headless no-brainer'?



 
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What's a 'headless no-brainer'? #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 02, 2008 20:50 pm   What's a 'headless no-brainer'?
 

You probably use the term 'no-brainer' from time to time. Earlier today Alan mentioned to me the expression 'a headless no-brainer'. Now I wonder if there is any idiom that tops a headless no-brainer.
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What's a 'no-brainer'? #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 02, 2008 20:58 pm   What's a 'no-brainer'?
 

Torsten wrote:
Earlier today Alan mentioned to me the expression 'a headless no-brainer'.
How charming. Confused
Feel like sharing with us what it was that Alan classified as a headless no-brainer? Wink

By the way, did Alan indicate to you that 'a headless no-brainer' is a fixed expression?
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What's a 'headless no-brainer'? #3 (permalink) Wed Apr 02, 2008 21:10 pm   What's a 'headless no-brainer'?
 

Yet I thought, the middle agesī expression "slubberdegullian druggel" were the most rude insult I ever knew in English. Shocked
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What's a 'headless no-brainer'? #4 (permalink) Wed Apr 02, 2008 23:15 pm   What's a 'headless no-brainer'?
 

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