I like it too. He was full of old-timey expressions. My favorite was "Useless as tits on a boar." I had to ask my mother what it meant the first time I heard it. One day he said "cold as a witch's teat" and Grandma had a Methodist fit.
Just to totally miss the point of the entire post by commenting on a woman's looks, I gotta say that HRC looks pretty badass in that black leather coat.
I was actually in a balloon factory once. They inflated 1 out of every 1000 or so to test for quality. But you're almost right, the porcupine would not be very busy there. Anyway, it's a very OLD expression, I heard it from my Grandpa 50+ years ago, and he was almost 80 at the time. I was also in a coffin factory once, not far from Sedalia, MO. That was surprisingly interesting, and quite unforgettable. No porcupines there, though.
No. Choked chicken.
I like it too. He was full of old-timey expressions. My favorite was "Useless as tits on a boar." I had to ask my mother what it meant the first time I heard it. One day he said "cold as a witch's teat" and Grandma had a Methodist fit.
You put yer honor in,You take the money out,You do the low-key smokyBusiness without a doubt!
Agreed.
... Best Dramatic Actor In A Comedy? If that's not a category, it should be.
... his hands are too tiny to hold actual finger food?
It's hardly worse than swallowing a gullet's worth of gum every day. Bluh!
Love this, Angela. Props to your grandfather because I'm totally going to use that expression. 💗
Love this response!! 😊😊
Our start eating objects like ball point pens.
Selling his soul is the worst thing that he, as Christian, could do.
Well played. http://i.imgur.com/29XYmgE.gif
Just to totally miss the point of the entire post by commenting on a woman's looks, I gotta say that HRC looks pretty badass in that black leather coat.
That just sounds like a dude who's losing it. Pretty soon he'll start talking with a different accent...
I was actually in a balloon factory once. They inflated 1 out of every 1000 or so to test for quality. But you're almost right, the porcupine would not be very busy there. Anyway, it's a very OLD expression, I heard it from my Grandpa 50+ years ago, and he was almost 80 at the time. I was also in a coffin factory once, not far from Sedalia, MO. That was surprisingly interesting, and quite unforgettable. No porcupines there, though.
You're always shaking your eyes! Shaking them here, shaking them there.. (I would embed the gif but can't work how to do it just yet...)