Idiotic Idioms
There are many phrases that can express my mental slowness:
"He's not the sharpest knife in the drawer."
"The lights are on but no one's home."
Create a new phrase (or send in another classic one.)
Please indicate whether your phrase is a new one or one you've heard.
Examples:
(new, I think) "Let's just say, he's easily distracted by shiny objects."
(old) "The elevator doesn't go all the way to the top."
12 Comments:
(new) "His camera doesn't do panoramas."
(meaning: He can't see the big picture.)
(new) "He's having an Ozzy Osbourne moment."
(new) "His brain is soaked in molasses."
(new) "He's thinking in molasses."
(old) "He's a couple sandwiches short of a picnic."
(old) "His steps don't reach the attic."
(old) "His light flickers."
(new) "His VCR is stuck on slow motion."
(old) "He's not the brightest star in the sky."
(old) "He's not the sharpest tool in the shed."
(old) "He's two tones short of a lyric."
(old) "He's having a senior moment."
(old) "He's not playing with a full deck."
(old) "He's an oar short."
(old) "Someone is knocking but no one is home."
(old) "The porch light is on but no one is home."
(old) "He's two slices short of a pie."
(new) "His water never quite boils."
(new) "He's riding a wagon with only 3 wheels."
(old) "His oars don't quite touch the water."
(old) "I'm having a blonde moment."
(new to me) "He's a couple bricks short of a building."
(new) "He's a couple planks short of a bridge."
(new) "He's a couple strokes short of a painting."
(new) He's one can short of a six-pack
Post a Comment
<< Home