As the kettle said to the pot: What is the meaning of this expression in this dialogue? Is it often used?
Cousin Violet is trying to find a new job for my cook.
That sounds rather inconvenient.
Cousin Violet has never let a matter of convenience stand in the way of a principle.
As the kettle said to the pot.
Cousin Violet is trying to find a new job for my cook.
That sounds rather inconvenient.
Cousin Violet has never let a matter of convenience stand in the way of a principle.
As the kettle said to the pot.
