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Originally posted by dtb
Hard to improve upon advice extraordiaire, I would only note that there is an aphorism for the above-bolded language. The unfortunate part is that I can't remember it exactly, but I'm sure Atticus or someone will know the exact wording (and etymology -- but please, Atticus (or proxy thereof), restrain yourself).
It's something like "Mutton trying to be lamb."
Anyone? Bueller?
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The saying is "Mutton dressed as lamb."
I am not aware of the etymology, but we'll asign that research to Atticus anyways. If he's busy, let's check with the assignments partner and see if BRC is available.
Unless things pick up here, it may be time to ask a few questions. We did geography yesterday, and history and grammar have been done to death. Maybe some good math questions.
