Rewrite a common phrase, such as "It’s raining cats and dogs," in the style of three famous authors (e.g., Stephen King, Nora Roberts and John Irving).
Common Phrases
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Well, that could be an interesting game but perhaps you ought to allow others to choose one writer to emulate. For example:
It was raining dead cats and dogs. - Stephen King
or
It was raining cats and dogs with great solemnity. - Jane Austen
It was raining dead cats and dogs. - Stephen King
or
It was raining cats and dogs with great solemnity. - Jane Austen
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He's full of hot pudding.
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Two lefts don't make a right.
He's full of hot pudding.
A brussel sprout saved is a brussel sprout spurned.