In the Spirit of Tait.
One expression that confounds me, "Happy as a Lark". I mean, how do you know a Lark is happy? Did someone ask it how its day is going? Maybe its smile (if you can make one out) is painted on like a clown. How did we come up with this? And by the way, what is a Lark? Maybe it is a crack addict and if so, is that the type of happy we want to be associated with?
Good thing I am happy as a pig in mud. Now that is an expression I can understand. Who doesn't like mud?
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Lark: To lark about is to play around; to frolic; to go on a SPREE. from the Middle English laik, to play and the Old English lac, a contest.\r
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I wonder if they mneant a killing spree?
Lark is a bird. Like the saying \"up with the lark\" - I think theres a bird called the Skylark but my ornothology is a bit rusty.\r
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oh and we say \"happy as a pig in shit\" but mud will do to!
Skylark, isn't that a Buick?
God please not another tait. I have to admitt pigs do look pretty happy when their in mud. But I like them better as bacon.
BACON!!!!! You gonna eat that?
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Quote from CB4\r
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Euripes Smalls - `Pork is the whiteman, and the whiteman is pork. Brother, if you don`t see that, then they got you blind`\r
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MC Gusto - `Man, I`ll eat a pigs ass if they cook it right`\r
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