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Life Its Ownself (1985) 38: ‘You serious?’ ‘Does the Pope shit in the woods?’.at does a bear shit in the woods? Is the pope (a) Catholic?, phr.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 38: ‘You serious?’ ‘Does the Pope shit in the woods?’. Life Its Ownself (1985) 317: ‘How was it?’ ‘A-okay.’.at A-OK, phr.
Life Its Ownself 172: [T]he Cowboys, despite their enviable record all these years, had never beaten a team that was physically worth a shit.at worth a shit under worth a..., phr.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 191: Some dumbass missed a block or dropped a pass.at dumb-ass, n.
Life Its Ownself 183: ‘Yes sir, chilluns, you don’t stick your hand in the cookie jar when Dreamer Tatum’s around! He’ll snatch you bald-headed!’.at snatch bald-headed (v.) under bald-headed, adv.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 203: You don’t stick your hand in the cookie jar when Dreamer Tatum’s around! He’ll snatch you bald-headed!at snatch bald-headed (v.) under bald-headed, adv.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 105: Lots of high-class beaver up in New York, huh?at beaver, n.1
Life Its Ownself (1985) 55: Few people ever blitzed Big Town quicker than Barbara Jane.at big town, n.
Life Its Ownself 36: ‘Got one for you, big guy,’ he said. [...] ‘Eyelashes on the clit. Says he can blink her off in no time’ .at big guy (n.) under big, adj.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 55: Burt was swirling in a clump of network biggies.at biggie, n.
Life Its Ownself 234: My favorite crook in the league is Charlie Teasdale, a referee whose bimbo is pictured on this page.at bimbo, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 55: Few people ever blitzed Big Town quicker than Barbara Jane.at blitz, v.2
Life Its Ownself (1985) 131: Pay up and let’s blow this pop stand.at blow this popsicle stand (v.) under blow, v.1
Life Its Ownself 120: ‘How long have you been married?’ ‘Almost five years.’ ‘Perfect! [...] You’re about ready to bolt, Jack!’.at bolt, v.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 135: ‘How long have you been married?’ ‘Almost five years.’ ‘Perfect [...] You’re about ready to bolt, Jack!’.at bolt, v.
Life Its Ownself 122: Dexatrim and Vivarin, the caffeine bombs.at bomb, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 156: Dadgumit, you know, I mean to, but I [...] forgot.at dad-burn, v.
Life Its Ownself 234: Shake had uncovered no evidence that anyone on Charlie’s crew was guilty of ‘doing business.’ [...] The fact that Shake had no proof of wrongdoing on the part of crew members didn’t get them off the hook.at do business (v.) under business, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 194: Coach, you don’t think there’s even a remote chance an official would do some business?at business, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 318: ‘On the button?’ ‘Wilco.’.at on the button under button, n.1
Life Its Ownself (1985) 90: They simply can’t sit on those toilets [...] without their balls dangling in the water when they make cah-cah.at make (a) ca-ca (v.) under caca, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 88: Vegas says somebody went in the can every time there’s an upset. Vegas thinks World War Two was fixed!at go in the can (v.) under can, n.1
Life Its Ownself (1985) 253: A man who wanted to have Swami Muktamananda measured for a cement robe.at cement kimono (n.) under cement, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 300: Ying wouldn’t give me the Del Mar number even though I threatened to [...] dust his chop suey ass.at chop suey, adj.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 58: Tiffany Howell? ‘Chunko.’.at chunk, n.1
Life Its Ownself 171: [H]e chunked the ball a mile into the twilight, and Lynn Swann jumped 10 feet off the ground and caught it.at chunk, v.1
Life Its Ownself (1985) 58: ‘Dede Aldwyn?’ ‘Clone.’.at clone, n.
Life Its Ownself 73: T.J. Lambert said he would fold me up like a taco if I didn’t stop in Fort Worth on my way out [from New York City] to the Coast.at Coast, the, n.
Life Its Ownself (1985) 56: Barbara Jane [...] slowly broke into a smile. ‘That dog won’t hunt,’ she said.at that cock won’t fight under cock, n.3
Life Its Ownself (1985) 164: I don’t know what pea-brain scheduled that cocksucker!at cocksucker, n.
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