gear
07-27-07, 01:14 PM
Can someone please tell me what Sherwin was getting at when he said: Sandy Casar has broken the duck."
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Cypress
07-27-07, 01:17 PM
The duck. It's broken.
gear
07-27-07, 01:20 PM
But I thought he hit a dog. Are you saying he hit a duck too?
ElJamoquio
07-27-07, 01:20 PM
Ingredients:
Duck, One
Liquid Nitrogen, Five Gallons.
Place Duck in liquid nitrogen. Allow to come to a simmer. Carefully remove duck from pan, and hit with hammer.
Duck, One
Liquid Nitrogen, Five Gallons.
Place Duck in liquid nitrogen. Allow to come to a simmer. Carefully remove duck from pan, and hit with hammer.
caloso
07-27-07, 01:21 PM
El pato se rompio.
Cypress
07-27-07, 01:24 PM
But I thought he hit a dog. Are you saying he hit a duck too?
No... He broke it.
No... He broke it.
Jinker
07-27-07, 01:24 PM
Le canard a été cassé par Sandy Casar.
That's what he MEANT to say, but he doesn't speak french.
That's what he MEANT to say, but he doesn't speak french.
gear
07-27-07, 01:32 PM
See, I knew you guys would know.
FixdGearHead
07-27-07, 02:03 PM
The duck. It's broken.
LOL. +1 and another LOL
LOL. +1 and another LOL
gmason
07-27-07, 02:04 PM
British for "finally lost his win virginity", I believe. :D
GV27
07-27-07, 02:08 PM
Yeah, exactly - broke her duck = got her cherry.
caloso
07-27-07, 02:09 PM
English girls must have pretty nasty ******.
tombailey
07-27-07, 02:10 PM
Sorry for the boring, informative post:
A "duck" is a score of zero (most commonly in cricket where you could be "out for a duck"). It can also be used in the sense decribed by gmason above or basically when achieving anything for the first time. Not sure of the original derivation. It is not to be confused with getting your ducks lined up.
A "duck" is a score of zero (most commonly in cricket where you could be "out for a duck"). It can also be used in the sense decribed by gmason above or basically when achieving anything for the first time. Not sure of the original derivation. It is not to be confused with getting your ducks lined up.
gmason
07-27-07, 02:12 PM
... It is not to be confused with getting your ducks lined up.
But that would make breaking them easier. :D
But that would make breaking them easier. :D
gmason
07-27-07, 02:14 PM
... A "duck" is a score of zero (most commonly in cricket where you could be "out for a duck"). ...
It has been suggested that duck in cricket and love in tennis both originate from the similarity between the numeral zero and an egg of whatever fowl you wish to refer to.
It has been suggested that duck in cricket and love in tennis both originate from the similarity between the numeral zero and an egg of whatever fowl you wish to refer to.
caloso
07-27-07, 02:17 PM
On a similar note, did anyone see the post-stage interview with Boonen where he was talking about how much he wants to win the stage in Paris and how whenever you ride onto the Champs d Elysee "you have the chicken skin."
Took me a couple of minutes to realize that he meant "goose bumps."
Took me a couple of minutes to realize that he meant "goose bumps."
Smoothie104
07-27-07, 02:29 PM
English girls must have pretty nasty ******.
Had some Scottish once, was great, but psycho...........
Had some Scottish once, was great, but psycho...........
gear
07-27-07, 04:30 PM
Oh great! First a duck, then a dog gets hit by a cyclist and the duck is broken now its' a cricket issue.
bananabike
07-27-07, 04:39 PM
No... He broke it.
That is funny!
That is funny!
donrhummy
07-27-07, 04:42 PM
Did Sandy Casar do something big for the first time? That's what it means. It's when you get your "maiden" win.