Idiom popularity poll

Situated on the right is a poll that I am conducting, purely out of personal curiosity. Please be honest. In any case, I won't know who selected what. I will only know the percentage of people that select the various options.

Thanks for helping.

After voting, you can find more such cat-related idioms and find their meanings here.

Enjoy!


Comments

mathew said…
i love idioms!! and i try to use it frequently when i blog as well..;-)
phish said…
i am curious about your curiosity. and you would be very (read: very, very) interested to know of some of the times and contexts that i have used this in :)

in writing, or in my head.
Suchitra said…
I love idioms! :)
scorpiogenius said…
thats the first time Im hearing that idiom, but thanks for the cat-link :P
Unknown said…
Hmmm... something the 'dog' brought in makes more sense, comparing the number of things brought in by my canine and feline friends :)
Pooja Nair said…
thank you all for polling!

@mathew, @suchi: join the club! :)

@Phish: just wondering if a phrase so common in my life is RALLY very uncommon. Turns out its not ALL that uncommon. less that 50% say "no"

@Scorpiogenuis: thanks!

@egorulz: I have only seen my feline friends bring in stuff. :)
Bhaskar Khaund said…
Last time i tried idiom , they mistook it for idiot and i really looked like something the cat had dragged in by the time it was all through...But there are plenty idiom freaks around , sample :
Waiter : How would you like your steak , sir , rare or well done ?
Cutomer : Umm, make it idiom
Yes , as those in the know knew and said , the idiom is the message
:-)

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