Re: Euro (mostly British) Phrases that are catching on in the U.S.?
Daft is common around Boston.
"Going like the clappers" was used when I worked for a British firm at a US plant (The production line is going like the clappers to meet forecast).
I notice a number of my colleagues, when refering to a company, will use the plural, e.g. Federal Express have a new advertisement out.
meh
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