- Make like a tree, and get the fuck out - People in glass houses sink ships 
- Whatever bursts your boat. 
- Make like a banana and leave. 
- 😂 best one so far - Check out Boondock Saints, from which this is a quote. Hilarious movies - Surely it’s a riff on BTTF’s Biff Tannen right? - Ya know it might be. I never realized on account of only seeing bttf once when I was young, and never any of the sequels. - In any case, the character that delivers the line in Boondock Saints delivers quite a few malaphors throughout the movie. It’s part of his thing 
- That’s about as funny as a screen door on a battleship. - Have a nice trip! See you next winter! 
 
 
 
 
- That’s a really tough nut to swallow - Lmao - You won. 
 
- Does the pope shit in the woods? - Are bears Catholic? - And which one would you rather meet in the middle of a forest? 
 
- But nobody is around to smell it, does it have an odor? 
 
- A bird in the hand is worth its weight in gold. - Icarus flew too close to the man in the moon. - Find a penny, pick it up. Would you like some making fuck? - BERSERKER! - Outstanding, friend. Got a laugh out of me. 
 
- Daffy Duck one said, “You buttered your bread, now sleep in it.” And 10 year old me couldn’t stop laughing. 
- This makes me so happy, thanks for teaching me a word 
- i’n not the brightest bulb in the shed, but i sure am the sharpest! 
- I had a boss who said: 
 “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t suck his ass to make him drink.”
 I… I just… Can’t.- Okay, you win the internet for the day. 👍 
 
- I used to say “we’ll burn that bridge when we get to it.” all the time! People didn’t like it though. 
- Those that live in glass houses can throw the first stone. - Don’t throw glasses in a stone house. 
 
- Malaphors? I call these Rickyisms. - It’s all water under the fridge. - Exactly. Making these things up ain’t rocket appliances. - And there’s so many out there already you can use the existing ones and teach others; get two birds stoned at once 
 
 
- Rickyisms are modern day malapropisms, named for Mrs Malaprop from the 1775 play The Rivals by Sheridan, rather than malaphors. - The difference being a malaphor is a mixed up idiom like the examples in the post and a malapropism is substituting a word in a common saying or idiom for a similar sounding one. For example, “finding an escape goat” or “I resemble that remark”. - “Why don’t you make like tree and fuck off, Lahey!” -Ricky - (I know the difference, I was just attempting to be silly with it all.) 
 
- Worse case Ontario I get to tell you I toad a so, I fuckin a toad a so. 
 - A toad a sow. 
 
 
- Those who dig others a grave shouldn’t throw rocks. 
- It’s like finding a needle in a camel’s back - Which is to say: a whole hell of a lot easier than a camel going through the eye of a needle, to quote JC. 
 
- I’ve made my omelette, now I’ve got to sleep in it. If you lead a horse to water, you can make it fish. - The fish one is making me laugh - Glad to hear it. You know what they say, you miss 100% of the shots you take 
 
- I’d rather “if you lead a horse to water, teach it to fish” - We could workshop it, but if you’re bad at something, never do it for free 
 
 
 - WONT SOMEBODY PLEASE, COME OVERE HERE AND… - Fuck - ME UP THE… 
 
 
 














