nikhilknoldus

A place to keep you on your toes

1- six of one, half a dozen of the other
The alternatives are the same: “I can take the bus or the subway to get home; during rush hour, it's six of one, half a dozen of the other.” The phrase, which is sometimes inverted as “half a dozen of one, six of the other,” is merely two ways of expressing the number six.

2- Jump on the bandwagon
Join a growing movement in support of someone or something, often in an opportunist way, when that movement is seen to have become successful.

3- missing the juice
Cannot get the real meaning behind.