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Quaint Quips & Quotes!

What's for supper?

"Wind soup and rabbit tracks!"
(My Aunt Lorina - actually my mother's cousin).

Also there's a German saying (sorry I don't remember the German words) that translates to "pickled basement stairs and flies' tongues."

Hi OTN!
Yea, what's for supper is a universal language. Sometimes my folks would say "ya'll come on & eat."

Klassic,
Rome
 
.....busier than a one-legged man in a butt-kickin' contest.....

Ahhh Mulester7!
This is a hall of fame classic for sure. If only I had a dollar. :yes:
I think it has already been mentioned or at least a cousin of it, but it is still a good one.

Hall of Fame Klassic,
Rome
 
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush!

Hall of Fame Klassic,
Rome
 
how about,

tighter than a frogs A** , and that's water proof!

he's got nerve he hasn't used yet,........ but he'll get around to it

he's so stupid he's lonely

(said about a woman's rear end as she walks away, "looks like two pigs fight en under a blanket"

I'll kick you in the butt till your nose bleeds!

he's so stupid he could ruin a free lunch
 
How about

"He's got bats in the belfry"
"He's one or two bombs short of a full load"
"He's one or two pork pies short of a picnic" (i.e. the English version)
"He was in the wrong queue when the brains were given out"
"He's not the sharpest tool in the box but he means well"

Or on the upside
"He's as fit as a butchers dog"

All to be used with the utmost circumspection.

John
 
Keeping up with this thread has me busier than a one-armed paper hanger in a wind storm.

Busier than a one armed bricklayer in Beruit

What's for supper?

"Wind soup and rabbit tracks!"
(My Aunt Lorina - actually my mother's cousin).

Also there's a German saying (sorry I don't remember the German words) that translates to "pickled basement stairs and flies' tongues."

My Dad used to either say "S**t on a stick" or "s**t on a shingle"

maybe that explains a few things about 'ol caddisgeek
 
Another, "Never s**t where you eat." Very similar to " Don't screw around with the Boss' daughter."

Tboat4!
You are giving off some sound advice with those quotes. Wisdom to live by I say. :thmbsp:

Klassic,
Rome
 
how about,

tighter than a frogs A** , and that's water proof!

he's got nerve he hasn't used yet,........ but he'll get around to it

he's so stupid he's lonely

(said about a woman's rear end as she walks away, "looks like two pigs fight en under a blanket"

I'll kick you in the butt till your nose bleeds!

he's so stupid he could ruin a free lunch

HEHEHE!
TomG, you have a contender for the hall of fame with "tighter than a frogs A** , and that's water proof!"

There are some variations to it, but the point is still clear! :yes:

Hall of Fame Klassic,
Rome
 
How about

"He's got bats in the belfry"
"He's one or two bombs short of a full load"
"He's one or two pork pies short of a picnic" (i.e. the English version)
"He was in the wrong queue when the brains were given out"
"He's not the sharpest tool in the box but he means well"

Or on the upside
"He's as fit as a butchers dog"

All to be used with the utmost circumspection.

John

HEHEHE Hyperion!
Yea, these are definetly hall of fame caliber!
O my, there so many variation to these, but "He's not the sharpest tool in the box but he means well", if only I had a dolllar. :thmbsp:

Hall of Fame Klassic,
Rome
 
Busier than a one armed bricklayer in Beruit

My Dad used to either say "S**t on a stick" or "s**t on a shingle"

maybe that explains a few things about 'ol caddisgeek

Ahhhh Mr. CG!
Once again the old folks knew how to get to the point! :yes:
"S**t on a stick" has been quoted so many times. I think this one may just be the all time winner. What do you think? :thmbsp:

Great Hall of Fame Klassic,
Rome
 
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