They’re willing to go to the ends of the moon for you guys

This was overheard on a conference call.  It is a nice mash up of “go to the ends of the earth” (pursue to the utmost limit) and I think “love you to the moon and back” (love you forever).  “Promise the moon (to someone)” (to make extravagant promises) and “ask for the moon” (make outlandish request for something) might also be in the mix.   Of course, the speaker might have said this literally, upping the ante on performing a task.  Going to the ends of the earth is not enough.  Kudos to Anthony Kovacs for hearing this one and sending it in to Malaphor Central.

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