“Living Daylights” is likely too small in most newspapers. I had to use the magnifier here and turn my head. “Living Daylights” is a familiar expression from my southern childhood, but I I wonder if something like “tar” (“He got the tar knocked out of him”) would have been better. Other nominees?
Michael Jones over 10 years ago
It’s just part of an expression, like, “It scared the living daylights out of him.”
jack fairbanks over 10 years ago
isn’t that your department?
David_J Premium Member over 10 years ago
An old expression, as in “that movie scared the living daylights out of me”. I used to hear it alot when I was a kid.
ZBicyclist Premium Member over 10 years ago
“Living Daylights” is likely too small in most newspapers. I had to use the magnifier here and turn my head. “Living Daylights” is a familiar expression from my southern childhood, but I I wonder if something like “tar” (“He got the tar knocked out of him”) would have been better. Other nominees?
michaelyukyuk over 10 years ago
(Response to Radish) Yeah, those 18th century guys really knew how to treat women.
SHAKENDOWNVILLE over 10 years ago
Another tedious download & install.
dwpbike over 10 years ago
i was about a quart low back in may
treBsdrawkcaB over 10 years ago
So… The stuff he lost – is that now dead daylights?