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by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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And regarding my "salt to injury". This is original. The one you suggesting is cliche.
OT This is just hilarious. Let me educate you. I think you meant to say "don't make things worse". The proper and accepted idiomatic expression (never a cliche)there is "don't add insult to injury". The wires got screwed up somehow. When you say "don't add salt to injury"- that's a big whoah. Adding salt to an injury, like a laceration for example, will make things better. Salt is usually used to kill or hamper the growth of microorganisms and germs. So you're saying, "don't make things better"?
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