This week Kel and John tackle your word questions. 

We find out the origin behind the term “shanks pony”. 

Kel explains why we refer to vomit as “Ralph” 

And why do we say, "fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down!"

Kel also explains the history behind the term “he was in more strife than Brick Bradford”

As Kel says, the English language is a river, not a lake, so let’s dive in!

This week Kel and John tackle your word questions. 
We find out the origin behind the term “shanks pony”. 
Kel explains why we refer to vomit as “Ralph” 
And why do we say, "fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down!"
Kel also explains the history behind the term “he was in more strife than Brick Bradford”
As Kel says, the English language is a river, not a lake, so let’s dive in!

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