Monday, October 13, 2008

"yes"!


Jessi saw this at the Indiana State fair. I don't know what pig buckles no quotation marks are, and have even less idea what they could be an innuendo for. I even tried googling.
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9 comments:

  1. Nathan13/10/08 10:43 AM

    My translation:

    "Maybe we have warthog zippers."

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  2. mattygroves13/10/08 10:55 AM

    Here's the pressing question - is it a buckle in the shape of a pig, or a buckle for a pig, or a buckle made out of pig?

    Enquiring minds want to know...

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  3. Karen13/10/08 11:23 AM

    They appear to have forgotten to put their quotation marks around "we" and "have." It's just incomplete without them.

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  4. Anonymous13/10/08 2:26 PM

    This is really funny. I can't stand when people are too stupid to use grammar the right way...nice blog!

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  5. Anonymous13/10/08 3:49 PM

    Hey, in Indiana, it could mean anything... including "pig's knuckles."

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  6. Ms Unreliable13/10/08 6:41 PM

    "Pig" "Buckles"? I'm not sure I want to know.

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  7. April14/10/08 12:01 AM

    "Yes" "we have" "quotation" "marks." "Tons of 'em!"

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  8. Rich17/10/08 11:57 AM

    It appears that a pig buckle is an obnoxiously large buckle for a wrist watch.

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  9. Rich17/10/08 11:59 AM

    See http://gs79.photobucket.com/groups/j160/8PQ4U5W9X5/ .

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