> Wait, what? For people not in the US (or perhaps Newcastle in the UK), there's no way they'd know the "canary in a coal mine" idiom. This is a very, very, very America-centric idiom.
I know that idiom from junior school. That was in USSR, perhasp as close to un-American as you can get.
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> Wait, what? For people not in the US (or perhaps Newcastle in the UK), there's no way they'd know the "canary in a coal mine" idiom. This is a very, very, very America-centric idiom.
I know that idiom from junior school. That was in USSR, perhasp as close to un-American as you can get.