Posted by Buzzman72 on February 23, 2008 at 09:11:56 from (4.89.129.193):
In Reply to: kerblooie posted by farmer101IL on February 22, 2008 at 12:09:36:
These have been cleaned up to get past the potty filter on this site.
When a truck or tractor would come into the shop with a lack of power, Pappy would always say it "wouldn't pull a greasy string out of a sick cat's [arse]," or it "wouldn't pull a sick [prostitute] out of bed."
For someone in a state of confusion, Pappy always said "he didn't know whether to [crap] and go blind or squint and [flatulate]." Sometimes I've heard that one shortened to "he didn't know whether to [crap] or go blind."
Grand-Pap always said a hot day would leave you "sweatin' like a [black person] on election day," and when it was bitterly cold it was "colder than a well digger's [arse]", or it was "colder than Billy blue hell." Never knew what that last one was a reference to.
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