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<blockquote data-quote="James from London" data-source="post: 244810" data-attributes="member: 22"><p>I really like it when sayings become mangled. I remember Katie Price being impressed with someone on<em> I'm a Celebrity</em> and saying, "I give you my hat", which is really sweet. I can imagine that phrase catching on and then in years to come people saying, "Why do we say 'I give you my hat'? Which hat?" It's like "to curry favour", which apparently stems from some scary King off of the olden days. To get on his good side, people would brush his favourite horse with a curry comb. Or was the horse called Curry? It's one of the two anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James from London, post: 244810, member: 22"] I really like it when sayings become mangled. I remember Katie Price being impressed with someone on[I] I'm a Celebrity[/I] and saying, "I give you my hat", which is really sweet. I can imagine that phrase catching on and then in years to come people saying, "Why do we say 'I give you my hat'? Which hat?" It's like "to curry favour", which apparently stems from some scary King off of the olden days. To get on his good side, people would brush his favourite horse with a curry comb. Or was the horse called Curry? It's one of the two anyway. [/QUOTE]
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