Malaphors

He dropped it like a lead potato July 6, 2016 - (0)
This gem was uttered at school by a teacher discussing an administrative initiative. It is a mash up of “go over like a lead balloon” (to fail completely) and “dropped (someone or something) like a hot potato” (disassociate instantly). This malaphor might be describing both phrases together to illustrate staying away from a failure. Maybe […]
I’m going to take a wild stab in the dark July 5, 2016 - (0)
Hold your horses on June 29, 2016 - (0)
She hasn’t lost a beat June 27, 2016 - (0)
It’s not out of the bag yet June 24, 2016 - (2)

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