How many sayings do you know with nautical origin?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Dub and Dubber, Oct 10, 2018.

  1. p.tinks

    p.tinks Supporter

    Have you seen the golden rivit
     
  2. I'm up, mate. Going to have my Dells tweaked.
     
  3. Barry Haynes

    Barry Haynes I dance in leopard skin mankini’s

    That sounds painful :eek:
     
  4. Barry Haynes

    Barry Haynes I dance in leopard skin mankini’s

    Sounds like a night at Techenders :eek:
     
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  5. let the cat out of the bag (Cat O' nine tails)

    Caught between the devil & the deep blue sea (Caulk between... referred to the long seam 'devil' of a wooden ship)
     
  6. Aaarrrrrrr Jim Laad
     
  7. Suss

    Suss Supporter

    And why is no-one surprised that this statement has come from you!!!!!!!!!!!!:rolleyes:
     
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  8. crossy2112

    crossy2112 Supporter

    Was you that boy o_O
     
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  9. Suss

    Suss Supporter

    Shh!
     
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  10. Son of a gun
     
  11. You stroke my beard and I'll stroke yours
     
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  12. I see no shops
     
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  13. Apparently if you work at the BBC their email won't let you type " Moby Dick " .As it's considered to be a bit rude.
     
  14. Not enough room to swing a cat in here
     
  15. I’ve just puked my *****ing ring up.

    Often heard on the Dover to Calais ferry after a few pints and a fry up.
     
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  16. High and dry

    Hand over fist

    Give it a wide Berth

    All at sea

    Groggy
     
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  17. Always keep one hand on your snatch block when squatting on the poop deck.
     
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  18. Don’t eee knock it all back at once.
     
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  19. Pudelwagen

    Pudelwagen Supporter

    Suffering sea serpents!
     
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  20. Your looking down the wrong end
     

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