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more than one way to skin a cat 

A phrase implying that there are several methods with which one can remove the outer layer known as skin off of a Domesticated Felis Catus also known as a cat.
Winston: I skinned a cat with a knife.
Joseph: I skinned a cat with my bare hands.
Roberto: Well fellas, I guess theres more than one way to skin a cat.

more than one virgin of the story 

What you hear regarding how/when a gal lost her innocence.
Female celebrities often tell more than one virgin of the story when relating the lurid/sordid details of how they got deflowered.

More than one way to skin a cow 

No one wears cats, but many people wear cows.
Barb's back was up against the wall since all her solutions to fixing her problems were failing. However, she grit her teeth and continued to problem solve, thinking to herself, "There is more than one way to skin a cow."

fuckwit's (more than one fuckwit) 

People who use apostrophes to make words plural.

bite off more than one can chew

Try to do more then you can handle.
You might bite off more than one can chew if you I take a second job at night.

There is more than one way to bake a pi. 

A geeky way of saying that one can derive the value of π from different methods, whose approximated values could be obtained from fractions or formulas.
Just as there are many ways to skin a mathematical cat, there is more than one way to bake a pi.