November 29, 2007
Vernacular Fun Rendered Vulgar
Rick Neece, speculating on connotations of the phrase riding the Victrola (as: “Shorty has been riding the Victrola lately”), notes that it is suggestive of whacking off.
Indeed. It calls to mind choking the chicken, or, say, flogging the dolphin. If you know of other such expressions, by all means: Comment.
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25 Responses to “Vernacular Fun Rendered Vulgar”
taunting the bishop.
Spanking the monkey.
Punching the clown.
Cleaning the rifle.
Beating your stepchild.
Doing your taxes.
Scrubbing the grout.
Going to work.
Fixing the car.
Reformatting your hard drive.
Doin’ that crazy hand jive.
ministering to the poor.
preaching to the choir.
Waxing the carrot.
punching the donkey.
exfoliating the dumpling.
plumping the marshmallow.
screening the shot
typing the keys
reeding your postz
And a parr-tri-idge in a pear ta-reeeeeeee!
This is a variation on one of Michael Grant Smith’s:
Boxing the one-eyed clown.
Épater la bourgeoisie.
Servicing the lonely soldier
Answering the bone-a-phone
Varnishing the cane
Tossing the boss
Shellacking the shillelagh
Taking Little Johnny dancing down at Knuckle Junction
Why should the boys have all the fun? Let’s hear it ladies.
Buff the Weasel
Tickle Elmo
Slap the Oyster
Squeeze the Kitten
Twaddle the Taco
Polish the Pearl
Muffin’ Buffin’
Troll the Bermuda Triangle
Plough the Landing Strip
Womanipulation
Dabble in the arts.
Puff the Magic Dragon.
roughing up the suspect
Subduing the detainee.
Thinking the dog for a walk
Hoisting the white flag
Resurrecting
Whistling your dixie
Wetting your whistle way down in Dixie Land.
flicking the bean.
paddling the canoe.
Shucking corn.
Rolling the kayak.
guild the lilly.
speed the plow.
Shaking hands with Onan.
Does that work?
Sure. (”I still jerk off manually.”)