The Month of Grim.

January, the Two-Faced month.

It ain't over until it's over.

The question of the day.

You pay your money, and you take your choice.

Business as unusual.

Pay-to-Play.

At the very least, it is honest.

Get your endorphins by prescription.

Wonderfalls.

"I like to go a-wondering."

Wondering as industry standard.

Cloak of Invisibility.

Nothing to hide is nothing to flaunt.

Conditional statements can get very involved.

The name game.

Mr. Crunchy is a distant relation...

Of Captain Crunch.

Center of the Universe.

True, he does not believe in geocentrism.

He believes in egocentrism.

Racy.

In another life of which they know nothing.

He and James Garner and Paul Newman.

Pathfinder and Company.

You can also bet that his 4-wheel drive...

Has a name that might have come from Fenimore Cooper.

Motheaten.

Camphor grows on trees.

Old Man Smell: Musty or Old Spice?

Blasted.

Li'l Abner's comic strip hero.

Shot full,  two-dimensional Dick Tracy.

Double standard.

AI can be the source of both...

Problems and problem scapegoating.

When it counts.

Fingers and toes say the same thing.

It all adds up to a Dad Joke.

Flushed with success.

Your fortune is where you find it.

Sometimes things don't pan out as you expected.

Heavy weather.

As the news gets increasingly heavier...

The newspapers get lighter.

Icing on the cake.

And that is an extra, added bonus, too.

Redundancy is fun.

Top secret.

He cherishes Accountant/Client confidentiality.

The tax code is Sweet Charity's best friend.

Killjoy was here.

Kids are really dour straits.

Wet blankets could learn from kids.

In event of.

In event of leak, break ranks.

Insurer of last resort.

Trouble brewing.

It is a match made in a mug.

Hops to it.

The logical conclusion.

Taking things to their absurdly logical conclusion.

As well as the logically absurd end point.

See no evil.

He is starting with a clean slate.

Catch him if you can.

Tradeoffs.

Bundle your robot and home insurance.

His sentimental value is greater.

Pet peeve.

As they say in the commercials...

It's food food ... just on the floor.

Law abiding citizen.

Some regulators have no sense of humor.

Following the law can be such a bore.

Pass/Fail.

Turnabout is fair play.

She can't grade one teacher on a curve.

That smarts.

Someone got those genii out of a bottle.

The two smartest beings in the universe.

Looking forward.

For that to be true, Barney knew what Clyde had resolved...

Before he ever asked him.

Forget it.

She is depressed and forgetful, but..

Mostly depressed at being forgetful.

It's a gas.

If you add a little hydrogen sulfide...

You are all set.

Wit's End.

Wit's End, Alexander Woollcott's apartment, so dubbed by Dorothy Parker.

Also known as, Ocowoica, meaning The-Little-Apartment -on-the-East-River-That- It-Is-Difficult-to-Find-a-Taxi-cab-Near.