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Originally Posted by Bert

It's not a word but, a phrase. "Piece of mind" Really? You're really going to give me a piece of your brain? awesome because you don't need it, only old weirdos should be saying that phrase.

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I'm pretty sure the saying is "Peace of Mind"...

Piece of mind does look pretty horrific when written down though. In fact, wasn't there an Iron Maiden album called 'Piece of Mind'?

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Originally Posted by Bubba

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Originally Posted by Bert

It's not a word but, a phrase. "Piece of mind" Really? You're really going to give me a piece of your brain? awesome because you don't need it, only old weirdos should be saying that phrase.

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I'm pretty sure the saying is "Peace of Mind"...

Piece of mind does look pretty horrific when written down though. In fact, wasn't there an Iron Maiden album called 'Piece of Mind'?

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No, I think there are two sayings.

"I'm gonna give him a piece of my mind for this!"

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"I'm doing it for the peace of mind."

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Originally Posted by Lockharted

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Originally Posted by Bubba

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Originally Posted by Bert

It's not a word but, a phrase. "Piece of mind" Really? You're really going to give me a piece of your brain? awesome because you don't need it, only old weirdos should be saying that phrase.

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I'm pretty sure the saying is "Peace of Mind"...

Piece of mind does look pretty horrific when written down though. In fact, wasn't there an Iron Maiden album called 'Piece of Mind'?

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No, I think there are two sayings.

"I'm gonna give him a piece of my mind for this!"

and

"I'm doing it for the peace of mind."

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Of course.

I stand corrected.

Well, to be fair, they are two entirely separate sayings, separated literally by the word "my" or any other pronoun. No one would say simply "I'm gonna give them a piece of mind."

As for Bert, I assumed he was being ironic.

Also, sometimes "ironic" makes me think of Zap Branagan which :barf:

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