RavenSpirit2k4
Domina della Ombra
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Do you remember when the polite version of "pain in the ass" was "pain in the neck"? The latter fell out of favor because people didn't want to softpedal the saying.
But why would a pain in the ass be worse than a pain in the neck? I've had pains in both, and pains in the neck are much more annoying. So shouldn't "pain in the neck" be someone or something that even more aggravating than a pain in the ass?
Discuss.
But why would a pain in the ass be worse than a pain in the neck? I've had pains in both, and pains in the neck are much more annoying. So shouldn't "pain in the neck" be someone or something that even more aggravating than a pain in the ass?
Discuss.