@jespah,
jespah wrote:Can't believe we all missed chicken.
odd duck
turkey
I believe the expression was to involve FOOD not animals.
Dog.
Cow.
Swine.
Porker.
@Ticomaya,
lol "phwooooaaaaaaaaaaar" is the noise a "lad" makes when a nice bit of totty walks past :p
phwoooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaar she's a bit of crumpet, eh lads?
@Ticomaya,
Ticomaya wrote:
jespah wrote:Can't believe we all missed chicken.
odd duck
turkey
I believe the expression was to involve FOOD not animals.
Dog.
Cow.
Swine.
Porker.
Aren't all of those foods? And, yes, there are still folks who eat dog.
@Ticomaya,
lol shall i see how long i can keep this going??? :p
totty is a fit (attractive) woman.
top totty!!
@jespah,
you kids aren't gonna prepare briefs, are ya?
@Rockhead,
I haven't sewed in years.
@jespah,
I'm a boxer guy, myself...
@jespah,
jespah wrote:Ticomaya wrote:I believe the expression was to involve FOOD not animals.
Aren't all of those foods? And, yes, there are still folks who eat dog.
Yes, but when one is called a "chicken" or "turkey," I don't think that's a reference to the food, but to the animal.
I cannot believe we are arguing over the nuances of this thread's parameters.
Well, this one's taken a wacky turn. I would say cabbage head, but that's actually a French expression. And I'm sure you're right re the chicken, etc. referencing behaviors and not foods.
For specific, one-time designations, there's Bill Parcells, the Big Tuna. I'm a bit unclear whether that's sandwiches or swimming critters.
@jespah,
I see him as a sammich...
Plum, as in something desirable or attractive (other than a person): "She got a plum job."
@Ticomaya,
Quote:Yes, but when one is called a "chicken" or "turkey," I don't think that's a reference to the food, but to the animal.
yeah maybe not chicken, but "chick" is a girl
