“Tricks or treats, money or eats!” (Halloween shout)
"Trick or treat" is sometimes extended to the rhyme, "Tricks or treats, money or eats!" Used less frequently is the singular, "Trick or treat, money or eats!"…
“Triscuit and biscuit imply the existence of a monoscuit”
"Biscuit" and "Triscuit" exist, but there is no "uniscuit" (or "monoscuit"). "Quadscuit" (or "Quadriscuit") has been suggested to follow…
“Triscuit and biscuit imply the existence of a quadriscuit”
"Biscuit" and "Triscuit" exist, but there is no "uniscuit" (or "monoscuit"). "Quadscuit" (or "Quadriscuit") has been suggested to follow…
“Triscuit and biscuit imply the existence of a uniscuit”
"Biscuit" and "Triscuit" exist, but there is no "uniscuit" (or "monoscuit"). "Quadscuit" (or "Quadriscuit") has been suggested to follow…
“Triscuits are just savory Mini-Wheats”
Frosted Mini-Wheats (a breakfast cereal) has been compared to Triscuit (a snack cracker). "drunk epiphany: triscuits are merely shredded wheat's savory cousin" was posted on Twitter…
“Triscuits are miniature wicker placemats for cheese”
Triscuit is a brand of snack crackers. Many people do not like the taste. "Triscuits are the perfect snack for anyone who has ever wanted to eat wicker furniture" is a saying that has…
“Triscuits are the only snack that taste exactly like the box they come in”
Triscuit is a brand of snack crackers. Many people do not like the taste. "Triscuits are the perfect snack for anyone who has ever wanted to eat wicker furniture" is a saying that has…
“Triscuits are the perfect snack for anyone who has ever wanted to eat wicker furniture”
Triscuit is a brand of snack crackers. Many people do not like the taste. "Triscuits are the perfect snack for anyone who has ever wanted to eat wicker furniture" is a saying that has…
“Triscuits are what I imagine the inside of a scarecrow tastes like”
Triscuit is a brand of snack crackers. Many people do not like the taste. "Triscuits are the perfect snack for anyone who has ever wanted to eat wicker furniture" is a saying that has…
“True beauty is within—for example, opening your fridge”
"True beauty is within -- for example, opening your fridge" is a popular saying on Twitter. "'True beauty comes from within' example: opening your fridge" was posted…
“Trust me, you can dance.—Vodka”
"Trust me you can dance. -- Vodka" has been printed on many images. The saying was possibly inspired by the famous drinking and dancing scene in the Broadway musical Fiddler on the Roof.…
“Trust my gut? That thing can’t even handle dairy”
People are often told to trust their "gut feeling" or "gut instinct" (intuition) about something, but what if someone's gut cannot be trusted? "Everyone is telling me…
“Trust my gut? The thing that can’t even handle milk?”
People are often told to trust their "gut feeling" or "gut instinct" (intuition) about something, but what if someone's gut cannot be trusted? "Everyone is telling me…
“Trust my gut? The thing that can’t even handle cheese?”
People are often told to trust their "gut feeling" or "gut instinct" (intuition) about something, but what if someone's gut cannot be trusted? "Everyone is telling me…
“Trust my gut? The thing that can’t even handle ice cream?”
People are often told to trust their "gut feeling" or "gut instinct" (intuition) about something, but what if someone's gut cannot be trusted? "Everyone is telling me…
“Try my new recipe. They’re called shut the fucupcakes”
"Try my new recipe. They're called shut the fucupcakes" or "I just baked you some shut the fucupcakes" (shut the fuck up + cupcakes) is a food saying that has been printed…
“Try Organic Food…or as your grandparents called it, ‘food’”
"Try Organic Food...or as your grandparents called it, 'food'" is a jocular saying that has been printed on many gift items, such as T-shirts, bags and posters. "Try…
“Trying to spell hors d’oeuvres makes me n’oeuvre-ous”
Many people find it difficult to spell "hors d'oeuvres." Words such as "tapas" and "appetizers" and "snacks" have been used instead. "I think white…
“Tuesday, also known as Monday II. Coffee, please”
"Tuesday, also known as Monday II. Coffee, please" is a coffee saying that has been printed on many images. Monday is the traditional start of the work week, and is disliked by many…
“Tuna is the pulled pork of the sea”
Tuna is often called the "chicken of the sea." To some people, however, canned tuna resembles the "pulled pork of the sea." "Tuna is like the pulled pork of fish" was…