1. kicked the bucket?

2. carrying coals to Newcastle?

3. a short saying that states a general truth or a piece of advise. .
proverb |ˈprävˌərb|
noun
a short saying that states a general truth or a piece of advise. .

4. a short saying that states a general truth or a piece of advise
proverb |ˈprävˌərb|
noun
a short saying that states a general truth or a piece of advise

5. kick the bucket

6. kick the bucket
death

7. Five a day

8. +

9. An apple a day
keeps the doctor away.

10. meaning???

11. healthy food
no doctor

12. origins???

13. Welsh magazine
1866
slightly different

14. Eat an apple on going to bed,
And you‘ll keep the doctor from earning his bread.

15. doctor
expensive =

16. beginning 20th century
healthy

17. since 1914:
An Apple a day,
keeps the doctor away.

18. Imagine you've got something, let's say some candy and a friend of yours is eager to get those. You surely know that and when that friend tries to get the candy away from you, you know what's going on. When you catch your friend in the act, you might want to say

19. Silly Rabbit,
Trix are for Kids!
"Silly Rabbit, Trix are for Kids".

20. ???
But why?

21. 60's
Around the 60's there was an advertisment in the United States in which

22. a cartoon rabbit tries to get that certain cereals, called "Trix".

23. Whenever he tries to get these away,

24. the kids get behind his plan

25. and declare "Silly Rabbit, Trix are for Kids".

26. Silly Rabbit, Trix are for Kids!
This commercial and thereby the saying, too, were pretty popular so it has become a proverb to many people. It was also used in movies

27. like Kill Bill or it was refered to

28. in Family Guy. It is also mentioned in

29. the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, where Carlton feels sorry for the rabbit since he was treated so bad by the children.

30. One day it was decided that the rabbit should get some of the cereals, it remains, though, that the saying has the qualities of a proverb.

31. kick the bucket

32. carrying coals to Newcastle?

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