Here's one of the strangest questions you'll hear all day. Growing up, my mom used to say: "Who is 'we'? Got a turd in your pocket?" It's a pretty odd little saying. I wonder who else's parents (or grandparents) say or used to say it. Anybody?
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Cotton
March 24, 2011 at 2:19PM
My Dad used to say that, but when we kids repeated it to other people, my Mom made him change turd to frog. So that’s what I used to say to my kids, “You got a frog in your pocket?”
Fletch
March 24, 2011 at 2:32PM
I don’t recall if my parents said it, but I heard it a lot, and I use it all the time myself.
Moses
March 24, 2011 at 5:00PM
They had plenty of sayings like: “Somebody is going to end up crying and it isn’t going to be me.”
CP
March 25, 2011 at 2:54AM
Dude, your Mom is gross. 😉
I heard that saying a lot growing up, but instead of “turd” it was always “mouse”. I still use it today.
Becki
March 25, 2011 at 3:14AM
I was quite the pouter when I was a little girl, and whenever my Grampy saw me thrusting out my bottom lip, he’d say, “Better be careful or a little bird is going to come and sit on your lip.” Only he didn’t say “sit.”
c
March 25, 2011 at 11:50AM
My great uncles always liked “don’t kiss your honey when your nose is runny, you might think it’s funny, but it’s snot!”
CP
March 25, 2011 at 11:55AM
Ha! That same little bird threatened my wife’s lower lip when she was growing up, and makes many appearances in our house too! Funny!
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My Dad used to say that, but when we kids repeated it to other people, my Mom made him change turd to frog. So that’s what I used to say to my kids, “You got a frog in your pocket?”
I don’t recall if my parents said it, but I heard it a lot, and I use it all the time myself.
They had plenty of sayings like: “Somebody is going to end up crying and it isn’t going to be me.”
Dude, your Mom is gross. 😉
I heard that saying a lot growing up, but instead of “turd” it was always “mouse”. I still use it today.
I was quite the pouter when I was a little girl, and whenever my Grampy saw me thrusting out my bottom lip, he’d say, “Better be careful or a little bird is going to come and sit on your lip.” Only he didn’t say “sit.”
My great uncles always liked “don’t kiss your honey when your nose is runny, you might think it’s funny, but it’s snot!”
Ha! That same little bird threatened my wife’s lower lip when she was growing up, and makes many appearances in our house too! Funny!
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