Posted by Uncle John on December 21, 2019 at 11:54am
A man needs a koozie. And a buncha CBGs. And a pickup truck. And good things to put in the koozie. The Koozie is a fun Christmas gift from CBN buddy, BrianQIt came in the mail and brightened my day.
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Geeze, I thought it was a reference to the trees and thought it would smell like cedar. Oh well, since my daughter got me an Advent Calendar with 24 cans of different German beer, one for each day, I now have someone to drink with. Thanks Uncle!
Thanks for the interpretation for the benefit of us antipodeans down under, usually we just say "Who Farted", when accused of dropping one, my dear old Dad's standard answer was "I May Have Inadvertently Passed Wind" or "It Smells Like Crushed Rose Petals", which always gave me a little chuckle!, anyway I'll "Drink to That"
"Who cut one?" That may need some explanation for non U.S. and Canada folks. The koozie asks, "Who Cut One?" As in who farted. As in who passed gas. The expression likely is a shortened version of , "Who cut the cheese?" (as in stinky cheese).
I have no idea where the term koozie comes from. Keeping my beer cool and koozie?
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Thanks, Alan. Bob, what a fun gift!
Geeze, I thought it was a reference to the trees and thought it would smell like cedar. Oh well, since my daughter got me an Advent Calendar with 24 cans of different German beer, one for each day, I now have someone to drink with. Thanks Uncle!
Thanks for the interpretation for the benefit of us antipodeans down under, usually we just say "Who Farted", when accused of dropping one, my dear old Dad's standard answer was "I May Have Inadvertently Passed Wind" or "It Smells Like Crushed Rose Petals", which always gave me a little chuckle!, anyway I'll "Drink to That"
Glad ya like it uncle :D
"Who cut one?" That may need some explanation for non U.S. and Canada folks. The koozie asks, "Who Cut One?" As in who farted. As in who passed gas. The expression likely is a shortened version of , "Who cut the cheese?" (as in stinky cheese).
I have no idea where the term koozie comes from. Keeping my beer cool and koozie?
Thanks, BrianQ.