psychodelicide said:

I understand that one though I've never liked it and just because they come back still doesn't mean it's your... I really hate that expression

My friend always says hung go instead of gung ho. She has also been known to say built like a shit brick house, like that could be good.

I think

Two wrongs don't make a rite, is pretty gay.

teaspoon said:

I like the phrase "built like a brick shit house" it means the woman in question is stacked!!!!!

Jaythestar7 said:

Yeah, thats a funny way to put it though.

The first time I heard that I was like

ECSCUSE ME ?????

statuesqque said:

i did that once and she never came back

Jaythestar7 said:

I know what the actual phrase means but she says SHIT brick house she switches it around. Want the bricks made outta shit?

Twice...I'd fall in love a third time, if she'd let me....

"future baby mama"

"slicker than snot"

"hotter than two rats fucking in a wool sock" WTF? I heard that one last summer from my cousin--I think he made it up himself.

gemini13 said:

it basically means if someone is giving you something for free (a gift) you shouldn't really complain about it.

off the top of my head, I'd guess that the phrase comes from this: if you are in the business of buying horses, you want to check their teeth. not sure what you're looking for, but it has something to do with pedigree, i think. and horses are expensive, especially purebreds. so if someone gave you something as valuable as a horse for free (i.e. a gift horse) it would be rude to look in its mouth to examine its teeth. Thus, "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth."

KipWinger said:

I've done it too and I've learned to never do it again

I knew someone who always said "it was a real catch-21 situation"



and the expression "suffer in your jocks (underpants)" which has evolved from "suffer LIKE your jocks" which make a whole lot more sense

Jaythestar7 said:

Ummm "Built like a Brick Shit House" Does NOT mean that in AUstralia lol. It means the person is rather large and SCAREY!!!! AS in " I was gonna fight the Guy but he was built like a brick Shit House"

"If I do this, will you respect me in the morning?"

reneGade20 said:

LOL I said silly expression, not stupid question

chillichocaholic said:

OH...my bad...I thought you meant the silly expression on their face when they ask said stupid question.....



there is one that I always use, though I have NO EARTHLY IDEA what it could possibly mean....

"Fuck 'em and feed 'em fish...."

any ideas.....anyone....anyone...??
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"Stiff shit"

Ew.

"Shit a brick!"

Ow.

reneGade20 said:

gonna have to get out the almanac on that one lol

chillichocaholic said:

no comments from the peanut gallery, actually used this one myself- person i said it 2 gave me a WTF look

you're terrible muriel- sorry chilli- couldnt help myself

purplesweat said:

my dad used 2 say shit a brick- fart a pebble

and
dont drink water- fish f*#k in it

prb said:[quote]

chillichocaholic said:

no comments from the peanut gallery, actually used this one myself- person i said it 2 gave me a WTF look

you're terrible muriel- sorry chilli- couldnt help myself [/quotI tell u Im gettin that Muriel shirt woman and Im gonna walk in to visit u with it!!!!!

u would 2

prb said:

Hahaha how the hell did I mess my reply up back there?

prb said:

I used to say that to folks when they'd get stuck on a water fountain...(back when it was safe to actually drink from them...) added to it a bit...as in "don't drink ALL the water, etc. etc. etc.....

chillichocaholic said:

i could still understand it- must have been taswegianese

reneGade20 said:

yeah- its sad u cant use fountains any more- all those water bottles cant b good 4 the environment-

prb said:

chillichocaholic said:

flamin' galah

and my personal favourite is i'll be rooting 4 ya
down under rooting has a whole different meaning- and it doesnt have anything 2 do with plants


no offence 2 any americans- just always makes me like a school kid when i hear it in movies etc
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Another stupid Aussie expression here :" As dry as a dead Dingo's Donger(Or Dead DIngo's penis for the non-Aussies)

"What are we having to eat then?"

"Air pie and windy custard" I hate that expression!!

And another one...

"Where are we going then?"

"I'm going mad, you coming?"

stupid stupid stupid....