You're selling milk
Hi,
Would anyone please explain "selling milk" means in the following context, which is from The Simpsons-American Cartoon?
May I post multi-questions in a thread with the same context? For example, I still have the other questions on the expressions in the dialogue as below. Many thanks!
Guy: Keep your meat hooks off my sister Marge or my goons will do a soft show on your solar plexus
Homer: You're dead, J.J. Get yourself buried.
Guy: Tough cookie huh,well, watch me take a bite out of ya.
Homer: I'm about to go out shooting and you just said who.
Guy: That's some lip you got on you. How'd you like me to stretch it like a rubber band and snap you into last week?
Homer: You're selling milk, J.J. and I got a sour stomach.
Top answer
It's a parody of 1940's metaphors. He's essentially saying "you're trying to make me sick". Ask as many questions as you like.
- It's a parody of 1940's metaphors.
- He's essentially saying "you're trying to make me sick".
- Ask as many questions as you like.
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It's a parody of 1940's metaphors. He's essentially saying "you're trying to make me sick".
Ask as many questions as you like.
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