0Hi,02br 02br 00I've never heard this expression. Can you provide a context?02br 02br 00I'd gues it can be used either as a graphic way to say 'red' (I was so embarrassed, my face was as red as ...') or even to insult someone (You're a mandrill's ***), just like we say 'You're a horse's ***'.02br 02br 00Best wishes, Clive0-
0 I've heard baboon's *** but not a mandrill's but it's the same reason. Their bums are extremely red and it is insulting to be compared to a monkey's bottom. 0-
0 Have look at a mandrill. They have an intensively coloured *** (using your word).02br 02br 05002br 02br 00Maybe it is not an insult, but a fairly colourful expression to describe the state of your buttocks if they are hurt after prolonged cycling or something like that? Just a guess.02br 02br 00Kajjo0240hrefhttp://images.google.de
Not sure, but I was quoted once as having said, "What difference does the color of a baboon's *** make?" I forgot having said it, so I'm at a loss as to the context. I think that's what I'm going to call me second book, however.