If You Can't Join 'Em, Lick 'Em

If You Can't Join 'Em, Lick 'Em is a question from YOU DON'T KNOW JACK.
===Question===
The following phrases are jumbled variations of popular clichés. Only one of them retains the same meaning as its original counterpart. Which one is it?
===Question Reading===
"The following phrases are jumbled variations of popular clichés. Now only one of them retains the same meaning as its original counterpart. Now, which one is it?"
===Choices===
1. Caught between a hard place and a brick.
2. A hand in the bush is worth two birds.
3. The harder they are, the bigger they fall.
4. A mossy roll gathers no stones.
===Choice Quotes===
1. "Caught between a hard place and a brick."
2. "Get your mind out of the gutter."
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4. "Mmmm, I love mossy rolls, with a little pad of butter."
===Answer Quote===
"Boy, you must of really had your 'ear to the grindstone' on this one." [buzzing, man screaming in pain]
===Alternate Answer Quote===
"Caught between a hard place and a brick. The original phrase is 'Caught between a rock and a hard place.' A rock, a brick, either one hits your head, you're gonna be gushin' blood."
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