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Wheel's spinnin', but the hamster's dead...

^^^^my favorite^^^^

 

'Bout as sharp as a wet paper bag.

 

When someone's done something really stupid:

You $#!+ your brains out this mornin'?!

 

Forget your little red helmet?

 

You've got your head so far up your @$$ you're seein' teeth!

 

Why don't you go sit on your hands over there so you don't screw this up any more.

 

Guess you'd be safe from those brain starved zombies.

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I like to make people think so I tend to scramble things......Just to watch them scratch their heads........

 

Not the brightest knife in the deck

A few bricks short of a loaf

 

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He’s dumber than a fence post.

He’s as sharp as a marble.

If brains was gasoline you couldn’t power a piss ants motorcycle around a B.B. twice.

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1 hour ago, Trailrider #896 said:

More dangerous than a 2nd Lieutenant with a map! (Yeah, I was one once. :P )

JFWIW, I was a Second Lieutenant at the age of  23, but a mighty fine hand with a map and compass from the time I was 11 or 12 years old.

 

So there!!! PFFFFFtttt!

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*Nuttier than the outhouse at a peanut festival.

*Hes about as handy as a back pocket on a shirt.

*He's so lost he could throw his self on the ground and miss.

*I think he just fell off the turnip wagon.

*You got a turnip in your pocket?(see above)

*He looks like his face caught fire and somebody beat it out with a boot.

* He's uglier than a skillet full of fried buttholes.

*I'm so broke if someone robbed me, they'd just be practicing.

 

Had to throw those last few in there for good measure...

 

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Bright as a cave!

 

Holds a patent on stupid!

 

Dumber than a grubbin’ hoe!

 

Bread ain’t done!

 

Lost as last year’s Easter Egg!

 

Mama says he’s special!

 

Put his brains in a billy goat’s head and he’d butt with his @$$! (my dad’s favorite)

 

If his brains was dynamite, the blast wouldn’t blow his nose.

 

The headphones she’s listening to only say “Breathe in. Breathe out. Breathe in. Breathe out.”

 

If his brains were fertilizer he couldn’t grow dirt!!!

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ALSO!!

 

Got the market cornered on dumb!

 

Their corn don’t pop!

 

Ain’t got sense enough to get in outta the rain!!

 

If she had a brain she’d be dangerous!

 

His ship’s sailed but it ain’t got a rudder!!

 

Nuttier than a squirrel turd!

 

The leading nominee for a Darwin Award!!!

 

 

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10 hours ago, Tyrel Cody said:

He/she isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.

I favor the variant, "They ain't the sharpest spoon in the drawer.":D

 

If they are really bad, then it's a soup spoon.

 

And being in the South, I can always just look down, shake my head and say, "Bless their heart."  I try to save that one for special occasions.

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Howdy,

I refer pards to youtube....clint eastwood quotes.

There are about 10 minutes of em.

Caution, drink coffee at your own risk while watching.

Best

CR

 

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Their cornbread ain't done in the middle.

Not the brightest star in the constellation.

Not the bright bulb in the chandelier.

Ok, this is s**t, this is shinola.

 

Just to see if they're payin attention........c'mon now, it ain't rocket surgery.

 

How am I doin?  Woke up on the green side of the dirt, its a start.

 

I usta DRIVE the short bus and I fit right in.  :D

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As sharp as a bowling ball...

Poster child for birth control....

That is why some mammals eat their young....

Bless your heart...

Next time you are feeling really important, try ordering someone else's dog around...

 and #1 is,  In God we trust...

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12 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:

JFWIW, I was a Second Lieutenant at the age of  23, but a mighty fine hand with a map and compass from the time I was 11 or 12 years old.

 

So there!!! PFFFFFtttt!

In point of fact, back when I was old enough to read (about age 8, IIRC), and we travelled mostly by road, my Dad taught me to read a map and navigate for him.  That was about 1950, before the Interstate Highway system was in being.  I needed to be able to read aerial charts in college, and when I did become a 2LT, road maps to the missile sites up Montana way. And they could be very confusing.  Only got lost on a couple of occasions in one area where everybody got lost!  Never did get them to correct the errors in those site maps! At night, when another maintenance team was on the site, you could see the site lights, but still couldn't get on the correct road without backtracking a couple of times! :rolleyes::wacko:

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9 minutes ago, Trailrider #896 said:

When somebody asks, "How are you?" or "How are you doing?" I may reply, "Not worth a damn, but thanks for asking!" :P

 

I like that.  My usual response is, “Too early to tell.”  It gets some interesting looks when I say in the afternoon.

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2 hours ago, J-BAR #18287 said:

 

I like that.  My usual response is, “Too early to tell.”  It gets some interesting looks when I say in the afternoon.

 

If I say "Too early to tell," I always follow up with "too late to make a difference."

 

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A friend of mine used to be fond of saying "He ain't got the common sense God gave a crowbar."

 

Then there's always the Drill Sergeant classic "Did your parents have any kids that lived?"

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Howdy,

Usually I say, I thought you were supposed to know......

That's when my DOCTOR asks....

What a question for a Doc to lead with when Im there for a checkup.

Often I answer , 'Im still moving, makes a harder target.'

Best

CR

 

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2 hours ago, Allie Mo, SASS No. 25217 said:

About the "how are you" question, my mother always said to answer "Fine, thank you." Nowadays, it seems everyone says "Fine, and you/yourself." I guess their mommas taught them different.

 

IMHO "have a nice day" is more sincere than "how are you."

 

 

I answer, "How are you," with either, "Fine, thank you," if I don't want to hear how they are doing or "Fine, and you," if I do.  It doesn't work out as planned every time but I am not leaving the door open to having to listen to everybody complain about their day, lives, peeves and ills.

 

"Have a nice day," is one you can have fun with if you want to play the argumentative grump with it.

 

"What if I don't want to have a nice day?  Why are you being so bossy?  What about my wants?  What about my needs?"

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Built too low to the ground. The high ones go right over his head. 

Toys in the attic. 

Dumb as a bag of hammers. 

Stares don't go all the way to the top. 

Lights are on but nobody's home. 

Aint playing with a full deck

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On 12/17/2017 at 2:47 PM, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:

He can’t find his a** with both hands.

and a flashlight.  Don't forget the flashlight.

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