Those funny things we say. What do they mean

[chrisbis]

"Well I'll go to the foot of our stairs"

[chrisbis]

I don't suppose U haven't got a screwdriver have U?

[chrisbis]

Its looking dark over Bill's mothers?

[chrisbis]

If a prostitute is working late and hard,
would U say she's putting some hours in?

[chrisbis]

"Something For The Weekend Sir?"

[TwoCatSam]

I've never said any of those but I have said:

"Just 'cause there's pig poop on the roof doesn't mean pigs can fly."

By the same token, just 'cause a dealer hits a sector a few times doesn't mean he can do it at will.

Now---if there's kitty poop on the roof, well, it could be a cat who hates to dig!

Enuf...........

Sam

[ThomasGrant]

Your feet smell...

My nose is running...

[Bayes]

"Something For The Weekend Sir?"

I well remember that one.   

Maybe they still say it - do those old-fashioned barber shops still exist? Haven't needed to go to one for many years, being the slap-head that I am. 

[chrisbis]

I well remember that one.   

Maybe they still say it - do those old-fashioned barber shops still exist? Haven't needed to go to one for many years, being the slap-head that I am. 

Me 2 on the slap head front (and back and sides), (remember that one?)

They do still say it, tho these days it can mean
a whole variety of things, aahherr, if U know what I mean!!

[Mikeo]

I haven't heard any of those, except My Nose is Running. I guess they haven't made it to the colonies yet.

How about:

Bob's your uncle.

How did that saying come about?

[chrisbis]

To do with America in the 2nd world war I think.

Uncle Bob to the rescue.??!!