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Spikodude Posted 11 years ago
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Alternative idiom
Is there an alternative idiom for "double your fun (pleasure/happiness)"
Any different way of saying it?
Any different way of saying it?
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From TV ads of the 60s: Double your pleasure / Double your fun / Chew double-good, double-good Double-Mint Gum. Of course, 'increase' would be less exact in measure, but 'double' seems to be the standard. For example, "double your trouble" isn't taken literally in most cases, but the phrase does the job.
- From TV ads of the 60s: Double your pleasure / Double your fun / Chew double-good, double-good Double-Mint Gum.
- Of course, 'increase' would be less exact in measure, but 'double' seems to be the standard.
- For example, "double your trouble" isn't taken literally in most cases, but the phrase does the job.
- Is there a reason you want a substitute?
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From TV ads of the 60s: Double your pleasure / Double your fun / Chew double-good, double-good Double-Mint Gum. Of course, 'increase' would be less exact in measure, but 'double' seems to be the standard. For example, "double your trouble" isn't taken literally in most cases, but the phrase does the job. Is there a reason you want a substitute?
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