Anything goes?
Originally used in the 19th Century as ‘Everything goes’, it simply means that one can do whatever one likes, without rules or consequences. Anything ...
Klaus DöringJuly 16, 20242 min
SO TO SAY
Originally used in the 19th Century as ‘Everything goes’, it simply means that one can do whatever one likes, without rules or consequences. Anything ...
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