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by willisajesusfreak on November 25th, 2005

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What is the right way to say the following phrase: "Home again, home again, riggidy jig?" OR "Home again, home again, jiggidy jig?"

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  • by Fluttersbi on December 10th, 2005

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    Both are proper now. as to which was the first used, who really knows. Many common sayings and such have many different versions,all according to many different factors. another example is "Moot Point" v/s "Mute Point". even childhood sayings and some nursery rhymes are all acording to different things, what are the words you were taught to Ring around the Rosie?

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