Name a more iconic duo.
  • CharlesW
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    I have no idea now what post that came from. LOL
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  • francis
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    MJO and dot
  • Casavant Organist
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    http://forum.musicasacra.com/forum/discussion/comment/183380#Comment_183380
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  • Blaise
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    For those of us in the ordinariates, a very important duo:

    Father Paul Wattson and Mother Lurana White.
  • M. Jackson Osborn
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    Lewis and Clark

    Currier and Ives

    Fish and chips

    Dos and don'ts

    Salam and er

    Tigris and Euphrates

    Curds and whey
  • VilyanorVilyanor
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    Miter and Crozier.
  • francis
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    guns and roses

    man and woman

    husband and wife

    time and space

    past and future

    here and now

    black and blue

    young and old

    peaches and cream

    peas and carrots

    cup and saucer
  • mmeladirectress
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    Francis I thought that was 'guns and rosaries' - ? :-)
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  • M. Jackson Osborn
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    Back and forth

    Hale and hearty

    on and on

    Brains and brawn

    So and so

    Puss'n boots

    Kith and kin

    The blue and the grey

    To have one's cake and eat it, too

    To and fro

    Fuss and bother

    Wax and wane

    Moan and groan

    Fire and brimstone

    Back and forth

    Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum

    Poor and oppressed

    Phil and erer

    Bubble and squeak (for our British cousins)

    Tarred and feathered

    Drawn and quartered

    Meek and lowly

    Salt and pepper

    Sugar and spice
  • francis
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    scotch and soda

    gin and tonic

    beer and wine

    Rum and Coke

    pickles and olives

    good and evil

    hammer rock and scissors (ok... it's a trio)

  • M. Jackson Osborn
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    Thanks for the gin and tonic, Francis. That is my summer drink.
    Winter or below 40 finds me nurturing a heart-warming Manhattan (neat).
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  • mmeladirectress
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    pickles and ice cream
  • francis
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    did anyone say meat and potatoes?
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  • mmeladirectress
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    yes and no.
  • Liam
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    Sed contra: Sic et Non.
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  • mmeladirectress
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    visibilium et invisibilium
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  • M. Jackson Osborn
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    Visible and invisible

    NOT! (ugh and boo) seen and unseen.

    Down and out

    Deaf and dumb

    The devil and the deep blue sea

    Chicken and egg

    Horse and cart

    In sickness and in health

    Arthur and Guinevere

    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

    Wine and roses

    Nice and easy

    Tooth and nail

    Fear and dread

    Nickle and dime

    Pen and ink

    Spit and polish

    Song and dance

    Tried and true

    The Moon and Six-pence

    Bits and pieces

    Safe and sound

    Rough and tumble

    Lo and behold

    Barnum and Bailey

    Tried and true

    David and Goliath

    Fortnum and Mason

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