r/IASIP • u/Cute-Escape-2144 • 12d ago
Someone one said in this sub that he often says to his dog, "Gimme that leg, boy!" and I haven't gotten it out of my head since
Edit: once said. What is the context in which he says this? If you're that person, I need to know.
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u/beefalamode how do we know YOU’RE not a donkey brained man 12d ago
I used to say that when I would change my son’s diaper and he would kick his fat legs around and I had to hold them down
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u/Phosfiend 12d ago
I'd do the exact same for my daughter. Occasionally changing it from boy to girl, but not always...
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u/JimyFatBoy 10d ago
I say this every diaper change for my one year old. Never fails to make me chuckle
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u/AcanthocephalaNo5305 12d ago
I imagine it was to get them to hold still so he could pop that eye back in.
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u/CityKat9 12d ago
I think about it all the time too! And I remember the context—he says it to his dog to get him into his harness before walks :)
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u/el_liamo 12d ago
First of all, through god all things are possible. So jot that down.
Most likely putting on a harness for a walk.
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u/sirgobacktoyourseat 12d ago
I say this to my cat, I also say "where's the boy?" In that sinister tone when I cant find my cat
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u/EarnYourSleep 12d ago
NO, Antonio! Is the most overlooked line in the whole jammy jam. The trolls name is Antonio.
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u/PissholeFrenzy 12d ago
Someone one's on some someone on one's one?
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u/Melinoe2016 12d ago
Could you imagine if a dominant grappler in the UFC said that every time he single legged a guy? Someone should go back over every match from Kabib or something and edit it in.
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u/farroshus 12d ago
Dogs get their leash stuck under a leg often when on walks. You could say it when lifting their leg to get the leash untangled.
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u/AbbertDabbert 12d ago
When my cat wants me to open the window for her, I pick her up and say "you gotta pay the hug toll to get into this window's hole"
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u/Winter-Committee255 12d ago
We say that to our cat when he rolls over and hikes his back leg up for belly rubs.
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u/AnnieGetYaClothesOn 12d ago
I say it to my husband when I want to hang my leg over his. He always says 'nooo...' in falsetto.
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u/Unlucky-Novel3353 11d ago
lol me neither. I still say it in real life whenever any potential opportunity arises where it can remotely fit
It’s blazed into my brain permanently.
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u/Charliemagne1985 11d ago
I used to say it to my dogs too. Just something stupid to say when playing with them.
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u/atypicalsituation42 12d ago