Is that, “If you can’t stand the Jaguar, get out of the Kitchen. Before you get into the Jaguar?”
I always say.
Huh?
Prey tell!
Eh? I don’t gets this. What’s this about?
I’m guessing the jaguar represents the heat.
Well Ellis is quite uniquely bizarre, so you gotta give him these…I mean, it’s almost philosophical/linguistic. E.g. one could ask, why IS it ‘heat’ in the old expression – and NOT jaguar; or Man-O-War Jellyfish; or plutocrat; or jagged glass… etc.
JDP_Huntington Beach over 3 years ago
Is that, “If you can’t stand the Jaguar, get out of the Kitchen. Before you get into the Jaguar?”
J Short over 3 years ago
I always say.
pixilated1 over 3 years ago
Huh?
Buoy over 3 years ago
Prey tell!
Gent over 3 years ago
Eh? I don’t gets this. What’s this about?
Dragoncat over 3 years ago
I’m guessing the jaguar represents the heat.
pokeystick 10 months ago
Well Ellis is quite uniquely bizarre, so you gotta give him these…I mean, it’s almost philosophical/linguistic. E.g. one could ask, why IS it ‘heat’ in the old expression – and NOT jaguar; or Man-O-War Jellyfish; or plutocrat; or jagged glass… etc.