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Well, honey, "ditto cabbage head" is just a fun way of saying "me too" or "I agree" in a cheeky manner. As for its origins, well, it's like asking where the chicken crossed the road from - nobody really knows for sure, but it's been around for ages and that's all that matters. So next time someone says "ditto cabbage head" to you, just nod and smile like you're in on the joke.

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