The expression "I'll bet you a dollar to a donut" suggests a wager where the dollar is a significant amount compared to the donut, which is seen as a minor or trivial item. Its origins are somewhat unclear, but it likely emerged in the late 19th or early 20th century, reflecting the idea that the certainty of winning the bet is as high as the value disparity between the two items. The phrase emphasizes confidence in one's prediction or assertion, indicating that the speaker believes the outcome is overwhelmingly likely.
In a jippy means "Ill be there in a moment." or"Ill be there in a minute." The actual expression is "in a jiffy". Because it refers to something quick, it is used by the Jiffy-lube company.
Ill tell you when she does.
ill buy it for a buck :O
come to my place and ill teach you
come to my place and ill teach you
come to mine babe and ill show ya
Yup. Ill be over around 8
Come to my site ill help you out i can make a page where ill list all ledgendarys and where to get them www.KgonEhti.webs.com
consult your doctor
I have no clue but I want to know.
I have no clue but I want to know.
Of course ill tell you they sell them at FAMILY DOLLAR in Chicago IL in Western street