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Marine Corps Dictionary: Deep Six
To throw something overboard or away. Originally the call of a sailor to the bridge that the depth of the water is more than six but not quite seven fathoms.

I think the six fathoms bit long preceded the six feet as in coffin depth.
 
"Joe Six Pack"

Oh it has it's uses… ;)
:D
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Sorry guys but most americanisms..have a nice day, alright already, oh my God etc etc. It drives me to distraction. Its is not so much what is said but the intonation...does that make me a bad person;)
 
Sorry guys but most americanisms..have a nice day, alright already, oh my God etc etc. It drives me to distraction. Its is not so much what is said but the intonation...does that make me a bad person;)

On that note:

Ring you up
Namby Pamby
Cheeky Monkey
anything involve Arse (any phrase that is, I'm an open-minded bloke;)).

"Bear with me"

Best to turn this back toward them: "Bare with you? Excuse me, but I hardly know you!"
 
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JohnNotBeatle said:
I create my own phrases as I travel this great land, and wait to hear if any have become part of the common lexicon. I prefer absurdist, non sequitur-style things. Keeps 'em off-balance.

For example: When asked, "How are you doing?", I invariably reply, "Everybody I can." It's also a good way to find out if they're really paying attention.

"How are you doing?"

"Doggystyle"
 
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