“There oughta be a law!”
"There Oughta Be a Law!" was a newspaper cartoon by Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten that ran from 1946 until artist Fagaly's death in 1963. "There oughta be a law!" became a…
“There were two types of Jews in 1933—optimists and pessimists”
There is a grim Jewish "joke" that says that when Adolf Hitler rose to power in Germany in 1933, there were two kinds of Jews -- optimists and pessimists. The pessimists went into exile…
“There would be no game of chess if the pawns refused to play”
"There would be no game of chess if the pawns refused to play" is a saying that has been printed on many images. The saying is political, and means that the elites can't play…
“There, I guess King George will be able to read that!” (John Hancock?)
John Hancock (1737-1793) was president of Congress when the Declaration of Independence was adopted; he signed the document with a large signature in the center, supposedly saying: "There, I…
“There’s a certain irony to getting married on Independence Day”
Some people get married on Independence Day (July 4th). "@kevinthompson and the irony is you get married on Independence Day !" was posted on Twitter by A Witty Remark on December 13,…
“There’s always work at the post office”
In the 1987 film Hollywood Shuffle, Bobby Taylor's (the actor-director Robert Townsend) grandmother tells him that if his Hollywood dreams don't work out, "There's always work…
“There’s no business like Shoah business”
"Shoah" is a Hebrew word for "Holocaust." Irving Berlin wrote the song "There's No Business Like Show Business" for the 1940s musical Annie Get Your Gun, and this…
“There’s no plan to fix anything because the plan was to destroy everything”
"There's no plan to fix anything because the plan was to destroy everything" is a saying that has been printed on many images. <…
“There’s no such thing as a routine traffic stop” (police adage)
"There's no such thing as a routine traffic stop" is a police adage. Police don't know the type of person they are pulling over and have to prepare for the unexpected.…
“There’s no such thing as government. It’s just other individuals telling you what to do”
"There's no such thing as government. It's just other individuals telling you what to do" was posted on Twitter by Richard Heart on September 1, 2022. The tweet had over 2,200…
“There’s no way like the American way. World’s highest standard of living”
Entry in progress -- BP Wikipedia: American wayThe American way of life or the American way refers to the American nationalist ethos that adheres to the principle of life, liberty and the pursuit…
“There’s not one dime’s worth of difference in the two parties”
"Not a dime's worth of difference" means that there is no difference. When comparing two products, one might cost a dime more; the more expensive product is expected to be better or…
“There’s now an avian strain of coronavirus. One flu over the cuckoo’s nest”
A Covid-19 (coronavirus) joke was posted on Sickipedia on May 20, 2021: "There's now an avian strain of coronavirus. One flu over the cuckoo's nest." Wikipedia: COVID-19…
“There’s no such thing as government funded. It’s all taxpayer funded”
"There’s no such thing as government funded. It’s all taxpayer funded" is a saying that has been printed on many images. The exact authorship is unknown, but memes have been popular…
“These days govt. is a four-letter word”
"These days govt. is a four-letter word" means that "govt." (government) can be obscene. "These govt. is a four letter word" (the word "days" appears to be…
“They always call it a conspiracy, but they never call it a lie”
"They always call it a conspiracy, but they never call it a lie" is a saying that has been printed on an image. That is, the term "conspiracy" is meant to disparage what someone…
“They are not after your guns. They are after you. The guns are just in the way”
"They are not after your guns. They are after you. The guns are just in the way" is a pro-gun saying that became popular (in several different forms) in September 2019. "RT…
“They are not after your guns. They are after you. Your guns are just in their way”
"They are not after your guns. They are after you. The guns are just in the way" is a pro-gun saying that became popular (in several different forms) in September 2019. "RT…
“They call it socialism because you get to socialize with people while you wait in line for bread”
"They call it socialism because you get to socialize with people while you wait in line for bread" is a saying that has been printed on several images. Socialism is an economic and…
“They came to do good and stayed to do well” (Washington bureaucrats/politicians)
An old saying of Washington, D.C., is that a politician or a bureaucrat "came to do good and stayed to do well." In other words, the individual came to do good (for others), but stayed to…