to argue about very small differences or unimportant details
Split Hairs - to argue about small, unimportant differences Origin: Shakespeare used this expression in the 1600s in one of his plays and "splitting hairs" has been widely used since.
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Split Hairs - to argue about small, unimportant differences Origin: Shakespeare used this expression in the 1600s in one of his plays and "splitting hairs" has been widely used since.
The cast of Splitting Hairs - 1922 includes: Clyde Cook
The cast of Splitting Hairs - 2012 includes: Owen Benjamin as himself Abby Elliott as herself David Koechner as himself
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With out splitting hairs 24 hours is the excepted answer.
Most believe hairs grow from the skull, they in fact grow from the mulitidermabellum in the brain, hence the expression, as hairy as your thoughts!
On a woman who shaves her legs? Razor bumps, which are ingrown hairs. Exfoliation helps.
That depends on how you count them. The Wikipedia entry for "diptongo" counts 22 but lots of those are splitting hairs between different types of diphtongs.
The cast of Splitting Hairs - 2007 includes: Gail Bianchi as Julie Denise Boutte as News Reporter Collin Christopher as Barista Felicia Day as Sugar Girl Tom Fish as 2nd Officer Ben Maccabee as Officer Bronson Jamie McCall as GenX Girl Tam Nguyen as Melrose Girl Virginia Reece Todd Stoudnor as Edgar
Errr... 70!You could argue that it's 70 + 0.x, where xtends to 0, but that's rather splitting hairs.
Yes, wet paint is generally considered a fluid. But as the solvents leave, it is changing into a solid (becoming more viscous). We might be splitting hairs here, but if the paint is wet, it is still a fluid.
If you gather your hair into a ponytail at the hairline (think unicorn) and then pull your hair straight out, you can clip the ends straight across (making sure to use a very sharp pair of hair scissors so as to prevent hairs from splitting). This will make it so your hairs in the back are longer, while gradually getting shorter as they near the front.