1920s Rude Advertisement is Why We Say, ‘Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride’1920s Rude Advertisement is Why We Say, ‘Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride’Nope, it wasn't your grandma commenting on your single life, it was actually an advertisement from the 1920s.MichelleMichelle
Why Do We Call It a ‘Honeymoon?’Why Do We Call It a ‘Honeymoon?’It's actually more self-explanatory than you thought.MichelleMichelle
Why Is There a Best Man?Why Is There a Best Man?You know there's a best man in most weddings, but why does that position exist?MichelleMichelle
Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Cold Turkey?’Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Cold Turkey?’Quitting something without a transition? That's going 'cold turkey.' But where does that phrase come from?MichelleMichelle
Why Do We Say, 'Tie the Knot?'Why Do We Say, 'Tie the Knot?'You know it means, 'getting married,' but why are we mentioning a knot?MichelleMichelle
Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Rule of Thumb?’Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Rule of Thumb?’You've said it a million times, but why do we use the phrase, "rule of thumb?"MichelleMichelle
Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Skeleton in the Closet?’Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Skeleton in the Closet?’You know we all have some sort of skeleton in the closet... but do you know why we use this phrase.MichelleMichelle
Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Riding Shotgun?’Cliche Cafe: Why Do We Say, ‘Riding Shotgun?’You've said it before, you've been mad when your friend says it first... but why do we say, 'riding shotgun?'MichelleMichelle
'Hair Of The Dog' Explained'Hair Of The Dog' ExplainedYou've heard it, you've said it, you've probably tried it... but where does the phrase, "hair of the dog come from?"MichelleMichelle
Why We Say 'Give Cold Shoulder'Why We Say 'Give Cold Shoulder'Thankfully, we have discovered less gross ways to ask our friends to go home.MichelleMichelle