Originally posted by darvlay I thought we had already determined he was from the UK/Europe.
I was asking about "gay as a badger". It can't be true that all badgers are gay, otherwise where would the young ones come from?
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30 Apr '14 13:29>1 edit
Originally posted by Ponderable where does this idiomatic come from?
I think I have explained this before a comedy shown on UK tv about 10 years ago staring a doctor turned comic Mr Harry Hill his main props were talking badger puppets they wore flamboyant clothes(GAY) not in the homosexual sense more Dickensian at the end of each show they had a badger parade (they therefore became gay badgers hense the phrase that most English people would get is GAY AS A BADGER)
Originally posted by Ponderable I was asking about "gay as a badger". It can't be true that all badgers are gay, otherwise where would the young ones come from?
Who says Germans lack the capacity for humour?
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Originally posted by darvlay Who says Germans lack the capacity for humour?
Originally posted by cashthetrash Oh yeah, well he better pack a lunch and bring it in a wheel barrow because it will be an all day chore. And I'm selling tickets.