caddisgeek
sorry.......what?
going off like a frog in a sock
"It's not the fall that kills you, it’s the sudden stop at the end"
One for leaving in a hurry (similar to “Off I go..”):
“I’m off like a prom dress”
(This could also be used for removing something rapidly)
My grandpa’s dog would drag his butt across the carpet he would say he is “riding his tricycle”
One from Redd Foxx:
Candy is dandy, but sex won't rot your teeth.
going off like a frog in a sock
I thought of a few more:
When a bathroom is needed but not around - "I could just piss like a race horse"
When someone was up to mischief - "He's playing with a hornets nest"
When the kids stood in front of the TV my mom would yell - " Move, your father was not a glass blower"
And no explaination need for these:
"I could just piss like a race horse"
"Quicker than greased Lightnin' "
"So good she could suck the chrome off a trailer hitch"
"Built like a brick sh--house"
"When hells freezes over"
And yes you could say I grew up in a functionally disfunctional household.
My dad had a few:
"That guys brain is like a bb in a boxcar."
"Youll find sympathy in the dictionary between sh*t and syphyllus."
"Wish in one hand and sh*t in the other and see which one gets full first."
"Your chances are slim and none,and slim just left the room."
"Youve got 32 teeth,wanna try for none?"
"Im so hungry Id eat the a**hole out of a dead skunk."
Jimmy
That (chilli / hot sauce/ etc) was so hot I’m gonna put a roll o’ toilet paper in the freezer…
(Think about it)
It's so quiet you could hear a mouse fart...
I'm so hungry I could eat a sow and seven piglets and run the boar half to death...
Grinning like a cow eating sawberries...
Once again, courtesy of my Dad, who gets surgery tomorrow... Send good vibes!
Roy
Rome here's one as a question.
Have you ever heard a California barking spider? Know what one is?
This one came from Mark and Brian on KLOS in Los Angeles:
The chances of that are somewhere between slim and "get out of my office."