What is your favorite Quote or Saying?

[Gizmo2]

I still don't get that one! My mother said it all the time, probably got it from her mother.

Like somehow it would matter that you had skid marks, if you should end up in the ER :confused2:

I think it's the shame factor, which was more powerful back in the day. This is a good example of that fact.

JB

I think it stems back in the day when underwear was not something that was changed every day. But then again was there an ER...back in the day?

 

[Combustix]

My favorite from the same movie..."Drunk and stupid is no way to go through life"

Great one I used that clip in a presentation once, here are to more good ones from some great movies

I wouldn't sh#t you your my favorite turd "FMJ"

I find your lack of faith disturbing "SW"

 

[RoyJackson]

"Be sure to clean behind your ears and put on clean underwear. You never know when you might be in an accident".

I think it stems back in the day when underwear was not something that was changed every day. But then again was there an ER...back in the day?

I think every mom in the 1950s used that cliche. Mine did...

As you know, little boys didn't always care for bathing...even though it was only twice a week (for my family). Also, play was normally an outdoor activity back then, hence, more opportunity to get dirty.
The expression was something my mother used to persuade us to try to be clean.

Now, if you're really in an accident...well, your skivies will be the least of your concerns!

 

[jimmyj]

Just remembered another

The road to he-- is paved with the finest of intentions.

 

[k0ua]

Just remembered another

The road to he-- is paved with the finest of intentions.

And here I always though the road to he!! was paved with butter:laughing::laughing:

James K0UA

 

[RoyJackson]

And here I always though the road to he!! was paved with butter:laughing::laughing:

James K0UA

You're confusing the Road to He!! with the Yellow Brick Road...

 

[k0ua]

You're confusing the Road to He!! with the Yellow Brick Road...

For us fat guys, anyway the road "to ruin" is paved with butter:laughing:

 

[JB4310]

I think every mom in the 1950s used that cliche. Mine did...

As you know, little boys didn't always care for bathing...even though it was only twice a week (for my family). Also, play was normally an outdoor activity back then, hence, more opportunity to get dirty.

In the 60's, Me, my brother and another neighborhood kid attempted to go the entire summer without bathing We called ourselves Dirt, Grub and Grime I think I was Grime, being the youngest and practically living outdoors.

Not sure how long we went before we were forcibly bathed :laughing:
But after a period of time my mother wouldn't let us in the house, and fed us on the back porch with the cat!

I got a 13 year old now that smells like a mule half the time

JB

 

[jimmyj]

Mmmmmm, butter.

 

[sixdogs]

Keep it up and you'll be on "double secret probation".

Again, Animal House