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Listened to a npr program that had a story about "sam hell." Sam Hell was a logger in some midwestern state in the 1920's. He always cussed, back in them proper days cussing was a big deal. So his fellow lumberjacks, when they felt the urge to cuss, they inserted "sam hell." Thus this expression spread across the USA and abroad, reaching the internet in early '92 when Al Gore invented it...
 
back in the days Roman soldiers would receive pay in salt
called salarium
origin of the modern term "salary"
 
4everhung said:
back in the days Roman soldiers would receive pay in salt
called salarium
origin of the modern term "salary"

the word slave stems from the word "slavic"
 
string and smurf, take this faggity flirting to pm's.

btw, string is a young guy, right up your alley smurf :licker:
 
Gambino said:
string and smurf, take this faggity flirting to pm's.

btw, string is a young guy, right up your alley smurf :licker:

oh no you didnt, I don't e-flirt, never


it's hot and sensuous joking, thank you very much, im a member of the anti e-flirting club
 
string_bean00 said:
oh no you didnt, I don't e-flirt, never


it's hot and sensuous joking, thank you very much, im a member of the anti e-flirting club
yeah totallly. btw i dont flirt either. i just make posts about food.
 
spongebob said:
im almost positive my childhood friend invented the term, 'silent but deadly'.

Scientists Confirm Smelt/Dealt it Correlation

"OH GOD, WHO WAS THAT!" is a common cry heard around college dormatories everywhere. Well, now scientists say that it is, in fact, the person raising the commotion who is at fault.
Scientists working at the Ohio State University, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Brookings Institute, and the International Olfactory Research Center (IORC) have proven what schoolchildren have long held to be an axiom: he who smelt it, dealt it. The $500 million project is the inaugural study of its kind, as never before has human flatulent behavior been studied in such detail.
Six subjects, including Mr. Clayborne, took part in the gastrointestinal tests, and were given the same diet. They were made to sit in chairs arranged in a circle. When a subject began to smell a rectally gaseous odor, he or she would raise his or her hand to signal the scientists in charge of the project. At that point, they were asked who it was who had most recently broken wind, and in 98% of the cases (over 86,000 such emissions were studied), it was as the old childhood proclamation has always asserted: “He who smelt it, dealt it.”

Rectal exit velocity, temperature and volume (both cubic and auditory) was also recorded. “We found that our larger subjects routinely produced a low B-flat, while our lighter subjects commonly produced a tone close to middle-C. That's just side information and not really in the scope of the research, but still. We’ll need another grant to compile the auditory information."






And God said, "Go ahead, pull my finger and guess what I had for lunch. I'll give you a dollar."
 
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