The expression "sweet Fanny Adams" refers to her and has come, through British Naval_slang, to mean
"Nothing at all".
Fanny is the old ancient word derived from the latin for fanisula, meaning hope not lost. Of course, this phrase is linked to the hope not lost, and the hope not held high in the sky like the piece of pie, yet another famous saying. Fanny is actually my aunt, she is married to Bobby, we call im bob and together they form the famous saying. Capish?
its an old London saying basically meaning no way - it was used instead of a swear word . In the UK Fanny is a shortened name for Francis (female) and was used during and pre ww2. It then became the urban name for female genitals in the UK and for the posterior in the USA
The saying "whisper sweet nothings in your ear" refers to saying tender or affectionate words softly to someone. It originates from the idea of expressing intimate or loving sentiments in a quiet and intimate manner during romantic moments.
from his mums fanny
Africa darling!
The line "parting is such sweet sorrow" from Romeo and Juliet means that saying goodbye can be bittersweet because even though it is sad to leave, there is a sweetness in the memories and emotions shared. It captures the conflicting feelings of sorrow and sweetness that come with saying farewell to a loved one.
i would say hi adam lambert can i come over to your house.
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Adam is not a Jewish name, Jews come after Jacob.
Holland
they come from Adam and eve because god made them
If Only a Sweet Surrender to the Nights to Come Be True was created on 2003-05-20.