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four sheets in the wind |
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four sheets in the wind and four sheets (to the wind) intoxicated. (See comments at three sheets in the wind.) She's not just tipsy. She's four sheets! After only three beers, Gary was four sheets to the wind. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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You should also have the following: a couple of 2in nails, two pieces of wood one measuring 2x4x12, and another 6x1/2x18; four sheets of balsa wood (6x4); five wood screws, an inch long. Harris also tried his hand at this delicate and fiddly skill by cutting out images of the six rock bands from video stills, using four sheets of red paper at a time (Chinese artisans routinely cut hundreds of sheets at a time). Equally conveniently, when the press got hold of David Cameron's four sheets of handwritten notes that formed the basis of the famous 67-minute speech he gave without the aid of autocue to the 2007 Conservative party conference, one psychologist and graphologist rushed to praise his "sense of sincerity" in the Times. |
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