Tit for Tat?
Does anyone know how this phrase got started?
Anyone remember the George Carlin bit about it? "What exactly is Tat? Where can I get some and and where can I exchange it for that other thing?"
:D :p
Wanderjar
06-08-2006, 03:39
Hehe, tit...
lol
[NS:]The Awkward Silence
06-08-2006, 03:53
Omg He Said Tit!!!!!!!! Lollerskates!!!shift-one!!1!
The Awkward Silence']Omg He Said Tit!!!!!!!! Lollerskates!!!shift-one!!1!
Too late.
Both tip and tap meant 'light blow' in Middle English. I really don't think Carlin would want the kind of tits that necessitate a blowjob to obtain.
Both tip and tap meant 'light blow' in Middle English. I really don't think Carlin would want the kind of tits that necessitate a blowjob to obtain.
True. :D So it was originally Tip for Tap?
Bodies Without Organs
06-08-2006, 04:06
Does anyone know how this phrase got started?
Always assumed it was just a corruption of 'this for that', myself.
True. :D So it was origally Tip for Tap?
Yeah, but I forgot to mention that "tit for tat" evolved from that phrase. :eek:
[NS:]The Awkward Silence
06-08-2006, 04:32
Too late.
I am sad.:(
The Awkward Silence']I am sad.:(
Because you have no tat?:p
[NS:]The Awkward Silence
06-08-2006, 05:14
Because you have no tat?:p
That is one of the many reasons.
I have tats on my tits.
I thought you were a guy? Do you have ManBoobs? :D
United Chicken Kleptos
06-08-2006, 05:36
I have tats on my tits.
You have tits?
They're hypothetical tits for this thread only.
They're hypothetical tits for this thread only.
Uh Huh
Manboobs then?
:D
Uh Huh
Manboobs then?
:D
I'm wearing a manzier, bro.
Katganistan
06-08-2006, 05:54
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=tit
And hey! Check these out! Look at the tits on this!
http://stedoyle.com/tits.jpg
United Chicken Kleptos
06-08-2006, 05:58
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=tit
And hey! Check these out! Look at the tits on this!
http://stedoyle.com/tits.jpg
Somehow, I knew someone would post a picture of tits.
Imperial isa
06-08-2006, 06:05
I'm wearing a manzier, bro.
oh no