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My mom sent me a text that nearly made me wet myself last night. Apparently my gran - who is 85 and likes to think of herself as quite refined - described my uncle as being 'as useless as tits on a bull'.
Anyone else got any favourite expressions?
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Love it
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"Proper job" 
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I also asked someone at work today if she was 'cocking a deaf 'un' and she looked at me like I was mad.
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I know what that one means!
I said, ouch that smarts and David had no clue
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My husband often says that something unusual is "rarer than rocking horse sh*t"
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There's a collector's shop in Walsall that has that as its website name!
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My hubby always says our kids "have the brains fo a rocking horse"
I quite like "If intelligence was taxed you'd be due a sizable rebate" or "If brains were dynamite you wouldn't have enough to part your hair"
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One of my mum's favourites is when somebody can't make a decision. She says they don't know whether they want a sh*t or a haircut! I've never heard this anywhere else.
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That one's hilarious!
One of my gran's friends was talking about a slutty woman once and commented that she'd 'give her arse away and sh*t through her ribs'!
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If they had sh*t for brains they would be dangerous
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What about 'sh*t or get off the pot'?
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keen as mustard?
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Daft as a brush.
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shake a leg
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One sandwich short of a picnic
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Not the fizziest drink in the fridge
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Not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
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Not the full shilling.
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The lift doesn't go all the way to the top
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The lights on but no ones home.
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The wheel is still turning but the hampter's dead
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Not the brightest button in the tin
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Not the full ticket
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A few stops short of Upton Park
(Barking)
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Mad as a biscuit
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mad as a hatter
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Wild as a turnip
Spiteful as a hedge
(These are little known Dorset expressions!)
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happy as a sandboy
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Camp as tits.
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bent as a ten bob bit
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gay as a yellow duster.
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as rough as a badgers arse
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A face like a plate of corned beef.
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More camp than a Brownie holiday
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Debbie just used a brilliant one on Shameless: 'Don't piss on my leg and tell me it's raining!' 
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I seen that
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Debbie just used a brilliant one on Shameless: 'Don't piss on my leg and tell me it's raining!' 
I was gonna post that one this morning
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Complete forgot one of my nan's favourite ones, which I absolutely love: 'She wants hitting with a red hot stocking full of sh*t!'
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Happier than a pig in sh*t
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Go p*ss up ure kilt and play with the steam......
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sh*t in your hat and punch it........
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this is offensive, so apologies, but when i first heard the term:
"...useless as a bunch of retards trying to f*** a doorknob..."
- oh, it did tickle me. and yes, im going to hell. sorry.
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Happy as Larry
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Who is Larry and why is he so happy? And what is so fantastic about Riley's life?
A great one courtesy of Lizzie Birdsworth of Cell Block H - an exclamation of shock... 'Well - bugger me gently!'
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As a change from things "going down like a lead balloon" I rather like "it went down like a horsesh*t sandwich."
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It was as popular as a bacon sandwhich at a Barmitza
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The principal came up with one in his speech yesterday:
"neither use nor ornament"
Apparently it's a Yorkshire saying.
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Very William Morris!
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My mams fave expression is 'happy as a sandboy'.
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That's popular in London. If you're very dirty, my family say as black as Newgate's knocker. I think this came from the notion that Newgate Prison, very imfamous, had a big, black, brass knocker. Everyone was scared stiff of the place.
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My mam is from Newhaven so perhaps that's where she gets her sayings from.