Metrolink and Thousand Oaks Transit debut new shuttle service to improve connectivity between Thousand Oaks and the Metrolink Moorpark Station.
An alternative explanation for the etymology of the What am I, chopped liver? expression is that chopped liver was traditionally served as a side dish rather than a main course. The phrase, therefore may have originally meant to express a feeling of being overlooked, as a side dish..ccording to the Phrase Finder, chopped liver is always served as a side dish, never as a main dish. It therefore makes a good metaphor for someone who's being treated as unimportant or dispensable.
Lamb chop side burns also made a comeback in the late 1960s. A bust in the chops was to get hit in the face. Since Mutton Chops are no longer considered high fashion, the term has come to be figurative rather than literal. Well, I am a southerner and where I come from it could mean a couple of different things. Like if someone was having a hard day a work and came home tired and just wanted to relax they might say I'm beat, I've been busting my chops all day. Meaning that they have worked there butt off. Another meaning is like when someone might say Stop busting my chops that's like leave me alone about something or quit hounding me or bitching me out!