No, ghostkeeper has it right. According to wikipedia, it is an allusion to the ear-shaped handles common on pitchers used for serving liquids. It is something that adults would say as a coded reminder to be careful about what one says in front of children.
Yes, they do. My then three-year-old nephew came upstairs into his living room, where I was visiting my sister, spewing a torrent that made him sound like a longshoreman. “Where did you learn to talk like that?” my sister asked incredulously. Right on cue, my brother-in-law came around the corner with a buddy of his spewing like a longshoreman. If my sister caught the connection, she didn’t say anything while I was there. Didn’t even react. And I’d know her husband as long as she had; he grew up just up the street from where my sister and I grew up.
Phatts about 12 years ago
… wife is like that …… she once chased down a guy who cut her off on the road …… me, I’m in the passenger seat, screaming to be let out …
Randy B Premium Member about 12 years ago
We’re peaceful… except when dealing with other people.
Kvasir42 Premium Member about 12 years ago
Road rage does not include the word “peabrain.”
cdward about 12 years ago
“Give Peabrain A Chance!”
luvcmx about 12 years ago
True story: my son’s first sentence was “Get out way son bitch, mommy wants to go!”
JWF Premium Member about 12 years ago
Hysterical, cdward!
blackdawne about 12 years ago
Yes, Give Peas a chance!
lightenup Premium Member about 12 years ago
No, ghostkeeper has it right. According to wikipedia, it is an allusion to the ear-shaped handles common on pitchers used for serving liquids. It is something that adults would say as a coded reminder to be careful about what one says in front of children.
K M about 12 years ago
Yes, they do. My then three-year-old nephew came upstairs into his living room, where I was visiting my sister, spewing a torrent that made him sound like a longshoreman. “Where did you learn to talk like that?” my sister asked incredulously. Right on cue, my brother-in-law came around the corner with a buddy of his spewing like a longshoreman. If my sister caught the connection, she didn’t say anything while I was there. Didn’t even react. And I’d know her husband as long as she had; he grew up just up the street from where my sister and I grew up.
Miserichord about 12 years ago
Little pitchers pour out whatever you poured into them.