OT: Go To One-Liners

schuele

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From Season 2 of Fargo:

“You think I’m stupid?”

“Son, I could fill a steamer trunk with the amount of stupid I think you are.”
 
Nov 3, 2005
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I would like to hear everyone's go to one-liner that is as good the next time you say it as the the first time you heard it

One of my favorites:

I wouldn't piss in his mouth if his teeth were on fire.


Whenever some D-bag, 20 something, able-bodied, pan handler ask me if I can spare some change, I say “I was just about to ask you the same thing” and wait for their awkward response.




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BHeinDaHuskers

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The best one liners are from an old cartoon character named Fog Horn Leg Horn.

That boy is as sharp as a bowling ball
That boy is more messed up than a feather in a windstorm
If that kid dont stop talking his tongue will get sunburnt
that boy is as subtle as a hand grenade
That boy is making more noise than a pair of skeletons on a tin roof
That boy gets under your skin more than a tattoo
You got as much nerve as a bum tooth
your muscles are as soggy as a used tea bag
you got more screws loose than a hardware store in an earthquake
Listen if you cant take a joke stay away from mirrors
you're about to exceed the limits of my medication
you are a full burrito short of a combination plate
trying to say something nice about you is like trying to pick up a turd on the clean end.
 

Rick.Shaw1

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I would like to hear everyone's go to one-liner that is as good the next time you say it as the the first time you heard it

One of my favorites:

I wouldn't piss in his mouth if his teeth were on fire.
“Stop rough-housing on the Davenport.” Wtf? To this day I don’t know what my grandma was saying. Was a couch at one point labeled a “Davenport”? I’m guessing so. Only explanation.
 

Baxter48_rivals204143

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“Stop rough-housing on the Davenport.” Wtf? To this day I don’t know what my grandma was saying. Was a couch at one point labeled a “Davenport”? I’m guessing so. Only explanation.
Yes for some reason a couch was call a Davenport I’ve never heard a reason for it. Just like 100 years ago every house had a parlor
 

dinglefritz

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From grumpier old men. You can wish in one hand and s*** in the other. See which one gets full first.

My grandpa was a wise old farmer that never went past the eighth grade but still had a very successful life. He liked to talk about politics and world events with his friends and relatives over a whiskey and water. He'd usually end with "well, I have got a PhD. You know, a post hole digger" he had a pretty low opinion of politicians and their hubris. My grandma, being equally wise and seeing the dangers of strong drink during the prohibition era, would let him have a drink or two when they were out socially, but she would not allow a bottle of any kind in the house. No beer either.
and here I thought PHD stood for Piles it Higher and Deeper
 

dinglefritz

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I always heard the last one as "Buy them books and buy them books, but all they do is look at the pictures"
but yours works as well!:)
Uuuum my buddy always used to say, "you buy em books and buy em books and all they want to do is drink and screw"
 

TheBeav815

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Uglier than a bucket full of ********

Useless as tits on a boar

(to describe an overly difficult/annoying task) Like pushing a rope

10 gallons of crazy in a 5 gallon bucket