GFY I need your help.
 

My friend and I were talking the other night and I said

"He's a jack of all trades master of none" she said that it goes

"He's a jack of all trade King of none"

So have you heard both or just one?

i've only heard the first one.

The first one

I had only have heard the 1st one myself.


:)

"He's a jack of all trades master of none" 100% Sure.

Thanks guys.

:thumbsup

OR "He sure jacks off a lot"

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Me, I've been described as "a jerk of all trades, bastard of one."



I have no idea what that means. :D

the first one is right :)

http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_b...sages/946.html

I've only heard the first one, too.

Raven,

you are a gem :)

Sounds like your friend was talking the shit. It's master of none.

i've only heard jack of all trades.
nothing else.

Hey, sweetie...how goes it? :)

Thanks babe!

:)

I have only heard "master of none"

i've heard jack of all MASTER of none

I will have to show her this thread. Mike my shirt shrank in the wash.


:(

Ive only heard of the first one too :)

first is the right, but the second is more funny ? :>

I've only heard the first one, hon.

Weez in Philly have only hoid da foist one!

Dat second one sounds like they speaks funny or sumptin!

the first one i guess