fine and dandy

Fine and dandy if they're on £100k, but most public workers are not.

On paper, this seems like a fine and dandy idea.

For most of that time, I thought we were fine and dandy.

"Everybody knows things are not all fine and dandy," he said.

OK, that is all fine and dandy, but what does it mean.

Which is fine and dandy, except why does god hate fish?

It's another typical day, all right, everything fine and dandy, just as Michael wanted it.

"I'm not saying everything is fine and dandy," she says.

"It's all fine and dandy to be a tough guy, but in the end, 90 percent of the people wind up like him, or dead."

Fine and dandy to say you're not looking for commitment, still, love isn't something to be taken lightly.

Which is all fine and dandy, a cynic might say.

All fine and dandy, but what if I run into hooligans?

"Things are breaking fine and dandy," he announced, when we had sat down.

Everything was fine and dandy on the home front.

"The local police chief thinks it's fine and dandy," Mike said.

The fact that you've created a command staff throughout the fleet is fine and dandy.

"There are a small handful of locations where we're not ready to say everything's just fine and dandy."

"We'd be lying if we said everything's fine and dandy."

This is fine and dandy, as far as it goes.

"My memory's fine and dandy, but I can't see very well."

They gave me one date and said everything would be fine and dandy.

If you want to enter into a one-man war with the system in an effort to change it, fine and dandy.

"Far as I know, my appendix is fine and dandy.

This is all fine and dandy but why does it still take an hour to get a check cashed?

In case you haven't noticed, all the oil-rich bad guys seem to be having a fine and dandy time these days.