what?

or one quarter of a case.

tell that to the captain's mother

Yarr!

i wana kick someone's when i hear them say this. and they usually say something like, "well its six one and a half of a dozen"

"Six of one, half-dozen of the other" says that two things which people refer to differently are actually the same thing. A "dozen" is a counting word that represents twelve (12) of some particular item, so a "half-dozen" is equal to six (6) of that item, and saying "six of one" is equal to saying "a half-dozen of the other." The "one" and the "other" refer to the two things which you are saying are not so different.

Example: "She says she's a stewardess. I say she's a traveling whore. It's six of one, a half-dozen of the other." Although something has been said in two different ways, they ultimately mean the same thing, that she'll suck your cock in the lavatory.

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tell that to the captain's mother

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tell that to the captain's mother

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hey Captain, don't you wanna buy
some bones, chains, and toothpicks?

wtf

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Rita Mae Brown wrote SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE. She thought she was being cute by writing a takeoff of the slasher genre, but it turned out to be just another piece of shit slasher movie anyway. She's just a cocksucking asshole, like most feminists.

Now I really want to listen to Lifes Rich Pageant.

I will rearrange your scales if I can, and I can.

I bet you say that to all the pretty girls.