2026-10-29T05:30:25Z https://nostr.now Dagobah https://nostr.now/npub1cxa8sxej80nej63yruqx6dcqr8a6kp86665a2uux0q38uuf6wzrspcz294 https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs97k7d09dy2xmehstwjgtc46xvnajj596squvpf6ruvrjx9sek3hczyrqm57qmxga70xt2ys0sqmfhqqvlh2cyltt2n4tnseuzyln38fcgwuedtdt I was thinking about the phrase &#39;The pot calling the kettle black&#39;. It comes from a time where cooking was done over open fires and cookware would become visibly ashy. (Fun fact: It first appears and was perhaps coined by Cervantes in Don Quixote!)<br/><br/>What are some other idioms that have lost their literal connection to time? What would be a good modern replacement? 2026-10-20T02:27:57Z