View Full Version : Colloquialisms, and where they come from?
Laava
20th April 2010, 18:47
:sunny:Got to thinking today about a couple of things, I was working, but the wind was howling and I was trying not to dwell on it!
An old builders saying is, "We're not here to fuck spiders" What the hell is that sposed to mean? Always said as a motivational, after smoko for instance.
The other one is a "witty" remark that an old workmate used to spout off whenever someone [usually me] was pondering something that was changed or differed from the expected. As in, "But I thought........" Followed by the wisdom of "You know what Thought thought!" No, I dont! And neither did he but he would say it anyway!
Anyone shed some light on that?
Ixion
20th April 2010, 19:10
Thought thought his foot was out of bed, so he got up to put it back in. According to my grandmother anyway
blackdog
20th April 2010, 19:16
i thought thought pissed the bed and blamed the blankets.....
Oakie
20th April 2010, 20:04
Thought thought he had a car in bed but he only had a horn.
Laava
20th April 2010, 20:22
Thanks Oakie! Now it is starting to make sense!:confused:
Love my Bonnie
21st April 2010, 08:23
"you know what thought thought? thought his head was an orange so he ate it"
My nana said this alot when I was a kid, never made sense to me
Gareth123
21st April 2010, 18:03
I think all parents and granparents had a saying about thought. I still try to avoid thinking
Ixion
21st April 2010, 18:05
The other one Ive heard is , "Thought thought he thought a thought, but actually the thought Thought he thought thought Thought"
slofox
21st April 2010, 19:13
:sunny:Got to thinking today about a couple of things, I was working, but the wind was howling and I was trying not to dwell on it!
An old builders saying is, "We're not here to fuck spiders" What the hell is that sposed to mean? Always said as a motivational, after smoko for instance.
The other one is a "witty" remark that an old workmate used to spout off whenever someone [usually me] was pondering something that was changed or differed from the expected. As in, "But I thought........" Followed by the wisdom of "You know what Thought thought!" No, I dont! And neither did he but he would say it anyway!
Anyone shed some light on that?
Urban Dictionary says...
1. We're not here to fuck spiders
A way of saying; why aren't we doing it already, I'm already doing it, or it's already done.
Headbanger
14th May 2010, 10:52
An old builders saying is, "We're not here to fuck spiders"
and this is what happens when you do...
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/3697571/Katipo-bites-skinny-dipping-tourist
bogan
14th May 2010, 10:57
Urban Dictionary says...
1. We're not here to fuck spiders
A way of saying; why aren't we doing it already, I'm already doing it, or it's already done.
I thought it was we're not here to fuck snails, as in hurry the fuck up.
Ronin
14th May 2010, 11:09
and this is what happens when you do...
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/3697571/Katipo-bites-skinny-dipping-tourist
By the time the man reached Dargaville Hospital, his penis was severely swollen
The man has reportedly imported a breeding pair of Katipo into Canada
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