I thought we could have an interesting thread on the origins of some common figures of speech. Generally they are used in a metaphorical sense, I wonder what their literal meaning and origin was.
One to start with all the rumpus over AP.
'Busted Flush' - where does that one come from? We all know that metaphorically it means that someone/something is finished with no hope of a come back. But where did the expression come from?
One to start with all the rumpus over AP.
'Busted Flush' - where does that one come from? We all know that metaphorically it means that someone/something is finished with no hope of a come back. But where did the expression come from?
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