he does'nt quite cut the mustard
Come on Leyland.... get sniffy the bloodhound onto this one
posted by Philbo Bagginz | 2:48 AM
Leyland Investigates
Move over Morse .....Leyland's the man...
Pack your bags Poroit .....Leyland's in town...
Sod off Sherlock... Leylands on the case
If theres a question thats got to be answered
look no further... Leyland will investigate
(subject to availibility)
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The answer to this is simple: mustard plants must be be cut to get to the mustard seeds (the seeds are used to make mustard condiment, among other things).
The plant must be cut low down to the ground - mustard farmers came up with the said phrase to describe aging farmers that had difficultly getting down to 'cut the mustard'
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