carbonfibrebob
Single-Sixer
I edited this picture a bit, so as not to get in trouble here. The sign made me laugh, " I may be a vagrant, but I have my limits".
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bobsyouruncle
Blackhawk
Directions on heel
There are those that wouldn't understand that saying.
caryc
Hawkeye
I'm one of them.There are those that wouldn't understand that saying.
Some people are too stupid to pour pi** out of a boot with directions written on bottom of the heel.
Not following the directions could result in a broken nose or black eye. Think I will take my chances with a top of the head hit.
caryc
Hawkeye
Good one but, I still never heard it before.
I think it is some kind of British saying. I also do not know what it means.
Actually FOLLOWING those instruction COULD lead to a black eye or broken nose.
Not following the directions could result in a broken nose or black eye. Think I will take my chances with a top of the head hit.
It's not british. First time I heard it was in basic training. And if you think about it for a minute, it should make sense...
If it helps. How would you read something on the bottom of a boot?
My bad. I was referring to the Bobs your uncle saying.
Ohhh! My bad.
"Bob's your uncle" is very British and basically means "and there it is".
Bob Wright
Hawkeye
Sign at a motel n Texas:
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THAT makes sense. We watch a lot of British TV and hear Bobs your uncle. I can understand some if their sayings and humor.
But sometimes I am clueless.
My wife says I am clueless a lot.
I do know what SHE means lol.
