I find this little strip of idioms absolutely, ridiculously cute.
Can you find any idioms that if translated literally could be illustrated in a similar way?
Idioms Taken Seriously
Monday, November 2, 2015
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Holy
(adj): Sacred, divine, blessed.
Holiday: a holy or festive day; a day off, vacation (also sacred)
Expressions: Holy Cow! Literally true in India.
Ex: Holly Mackerel! Delicious, healthy and full of mercury.
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