I am a bull here me Moo, do bulls moo ? and whats with animal sayings ? like a bull in a china shop. | |
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Aumno Haht Fith Ashai (nli) User ID: 375111 United States 03/18/2008 09:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I am a bull here me Moo, do bulls moo ? and whats with animal sayings ? like a bull in a china shop. That dull cowed eyed stair. - noted for the blank stare that cattle will often give an onlooker (i've yet to "decide" whether they are judging us as imbeciles, or just stupid themselves...) As fat as a cow. - quite self explanatory... although most cows are not overweight, their weight as compared to humans is quite drastic Holy cow. - no idea how this one started... probably equatable to the whole "cheese and rice" thing As healthy as a horse. - horses are well known for their stamina and ability to withstand "shit storms" and plenty of rough treatment... better phrase would probably be "rugged as a horse, or tough as" I could eat a horse. - it would take quite the appetite to eat a whole horse Hung like a horse. - have you ever seen a horses cock? HOLY SHIT! Horse faced. - long faced maybe? not too sure about this one Your a horses ass. - most likely a characterization of the "you" referred, likened to the intelligence of a horse's ass As stubborn as a mule. - mules are very stubborn animals, they have to be coaxed into working (atleast at first, later on they become submissive) Thats the only mule saying I got, there donkeys right ? (actually, a mule is a crossbreed of horse and donkey... they are born sterile, therefore cannot reproduce) You eat like a pig. - what, you never worked on a ranch? You stink like a pig. - again, you never worked on a ranch? yes... bulls do moo... and as for the "like a bull in a china shop"... the china shop is a shop that sells "fine china" (not sell chinese people), a type of dishware similar to ceramic or porcelain... very fragile. a bull would reak havoc in a china shop |