It certainly doesn’t have a “hunky-dory” past

It’s certainly a head-scratcher

Let me be frank(furter).

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It’s like an American accent but with calendars.

Many other languages call it a “double V”. English hasn’t caught up with the trends.

First came minutes, second came seconds.

Not many folks call their parents “Denise” and “Bill.”

We have to thank some ancient minds for these special numbers.

You’re gonna “love” this one!

And, for that matter, why do we say brand “spanking” new?

We use one unique metaphor for every 25 words spoken.