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Today's Idiom = "You Need That Like You Need A Whole In The Head"

You Need That Like You Need A Whole In The Head ( you do not need that; you have no need for that ... )

"you need that like you need a whole in the head"

A whole in the head is something that you do not need. Example: "Would you like to buy my old truck?" Reply: "I need that like a whole in the head."

A thing that you need "like a whole in the head" is a thing that you do not need.

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