Sayings that stick with you

[goatmanjohn]

Years ago when i was an apprentice pipefitter, this one foreman always used the phrase when i questioned him on something.."BOY DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MULE BEING BLIND...JUST LOAD THE F#$%ING WAGON".

 

[Nick_T]

Years ago when i was an apprentice pipefitter, this one foreman always used the phrase when i questioned him on something.."BOY DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MULE BEING BLIND...JUST LOAD THE F#$%ING WAGON".

Dang, gonna have to remember that one. Very fitting for state employees.

Nick T

 

[Chuckdog]

"It's funny that there's never enough time to do it right, but there's always time to do it over."

 

[Pop's garage]

That'll learn ya, durn ya. Teach ya, too.

"Them boys are a pair of twos". Aunt Minnie talking about two brothers who were a lot alike.

 

[lilred06]

Always been a fan of "it's not the size of the chicken tender, its how you dip it in the sauce"

 

[jwk1340]

2 good uns: My kids heard the first one alot and now believe.
If you have to think about doing something more than a few seconds, you probably should NOT do it!!
A pat on the back is only about 18 inches from a swift kick in the A$$

 

[fenderbass07]

My dad always says "I've been down that road" when he is trying to teach me a life lesson.

Another saying he was famous for was "A cheap tool is an expensive tool"

 

[Redneck]

"Raining hard enough to strangle a frog"

 

[scandmx5]

Years ago when i was an apprentice pipefitter, this one foreman always used the phrase when i questioned him on something.."BOY DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MULE BEING BLIND...JUST LOAD THE F#$%ING WAGON".

new favorite

 

[stepup]

When I was a kid and was doing something I shouldn't my Granddad would say I'm about to get with like Caro got with Syrup. When you asked how was that he would say I don't know but it was really sticky.