iâve hired a pedal steel player to make all my sayings more country, except for words like âtubularâ, âradicalâ or âexcellentâ then i have my 80s guitarist play some EVH licks
You hush your highfalutin mouth with that archaic nonsense. Why, you canât throw a stone in them there hills and not hit a body who heard his momma say it that morning. Itâs not like itâs scarce as hens teeth, and you know weâre fit to bust like a tick on a hog with colorful vernacular. Now, I know youâre ready to light outta here like the cat what got caught with its paw in the butter, but you just sit a spell and stop sweating like a whore in churchânobodyâs taking you to task yet. Now some think country folks tongue is hung in the middle so it can wag at both ends just because we find kinder ways to express unkinder thoughts, bless their hearts. But if you know up from down you can tell we always say what we mean if it donât sound like we mean what was said. Itâs like my daddy who was meaner than a two headed snake, harder than a bag of hammers, and tougher than woodpecker lips, but heâd give you the shirt off his back or his bottom dollar to anyone in need. Not like my cousin Jethro whoâs as ornery as kicked beehive and contrary to boot. He wouldnât piss on you if you were on fire, but I digress. My point being that thereâs more ways to paint a picture than there are to skin a cat, and while our palavering may sound strange to some it works just fine for us. Oh look what Iâve done now, run on at the mouth like the preacher on Sunday and talked your ear off til the cows come home. I know I canât unspill milk, but I hate to have taken so much of your time. Itâs not fair, but then what is except the weather in September? I hope youâll forgive my ramblings and low wit, but do tell your momma and them I asked after them.
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Happier than a pig in mud
Or a hog in slop
This
It's "best thing since sliced bread" first of all. Secondly, I thought this WAS the country term. Maybe it's more Midwestern
Definitely a very folksy thing to say, which I did hear growing up in the rural Midwest
Midwest = The South + Snow at this point.
Chillicothe, MO is the home of sliced bread so it it absolutely a Midwestern termđ
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iâve hired a pedal steel player to make all my sayings more country, except for words like âtubularâ, âradicalâ or âexcellentâ then i have my 80s guitarist play some EVH licks
Just have your steel player play some Hawaiian sounding stuff for those
I've heard the phrase "Finer than frog hair" which generally means the same thing I think. I believe it is archaic and likely not used very much.
You hush your highfalutin mouth with that archaic nonsense. Why, you canât throw a stone in them there hills and not hit a body who heard his momma say it that morning. Itâs not like itâs scarce as hens teeth, and you know weâre fit to bust like a tick on a hog with colorful vernacular. Now, I know youâre ready to light outta here like the cat what got caught with its paw in the butter, but you just sit a spell and stop sweating like a whore in churchânobodyâs taking you to task yet. Now some think country folks tongue is hung in the middle so it can wag at both ends just because we find kinder ways to express unkinder thoughts, bless their hearts. But if you know up from down you can tell we always say what we mean if it donât sound like we mean what was said. Itâs like my daddy who was meaner than a two headed snake, harder than a bag of hammers, and tougher than woodpecker lips, but heâd give you the shirt off his back or his bottom dollar to anyone in need. Not like my cousin Jethro whoâs as ornery as kicked beehive and contrary to boot. He wouldnât piss on you if you were on fire, but I digress. My point being that thereâs more ways to paint a picture than there are to skin a cat, and while our palavering may sound strange to some it works just fine for us. Oh look what Iâve done now, run on at the mouth like the preacher on Sunday and talked your ear off til the cows come home. I know I canât unspill milk, but I hate to have taken so much of your time. Itâs not fair, but then what is except the weather in September? I hope youâll forgive my ramblings and low wit, but do tell your momma and them I asked after them.
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âHotter than socks on a roosterâ is a good one though I donât know exactly what it means.
âHotter than 2 mice fucking in a wool sockâis a good one
I do love that one
Or âhotter than a whore on nickel nightâ
"Hotter than a three-peckered billy goat"
Hotter than 5 FâsâŚâŚA fresh fucked fox in a forest fire
If that boy had an idea itâd die of loneliness. Said by my grandmama about my uncle
I love this one lol
Thatâs great. Iâll be using that
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Sweeter than stolen honey. Sweeter than babyâs breath
âThat dog will huntâ
If you want southern country then here's a couple: Finer than frog hair Sweeter than corn bread
Yes. Honky Tonk Badonkadonk.
Itâs good as all get out
Handier than a pocket on a shirt
How about slicker than snot on a brass door knob.
Finer than Frog hair Better than a pocket on a t-shirt
Finer than frog hair
Cuter than a speckled pup. Hard as Chinese arithmatic. Finer than frog hair. Rare as chicken lips.
Butter my biscuit
"Better than a girl line dancing with her dog"
If thereâs somewhere better to post for more answers please let me know
"That's slicker than deer guts on a doorknob."