Help Me Out Smarkies!

[Guest Dave O'Neill, Journalist]

The expression "Does the Pope Shit in the woods", as an answer to a question.

 

I realise that its a "yes" answer, but what does the phrase actually mean

[Guest Fook]

I have never heard that before, and have no idea what it means, but I will now use this awesome phrase at every possible opportunity.

[Guest Just J]

I think the quote is "Does a bear shit in the woods?". Which would mean yes as an answer. I've never heard the Pope one, but I would say that it meant no to the answer of the question asked.

[justsoyouknow 0]

Hey, EVERYONE shits in the woods at one time or another...

[Guest Just J]

Hey, EVERYONE shits in the woods at one time or another...

True.

[rising up out of the back seat-nuh 0]

It's a cross between the phrases "Is the Pope Catholic?" and "Does a bear shit in the woods?"

 

I can't believe I actually had to explain that to someone...

[BifEverchad 0]

It's a cross between the phrases "Is the Pope Catholic?" and "Does a bear shit in the woods?"

 

I can't believe I actually had to explain that to someone...

Yeah really.

[Guest croweater]

My family uses it all the time

It's just a hybrid of the two like Chave said.

Other cool ones are:

Does Dolly Parton sleep on her back and

Does Raggedy Anne have a cloth crutch.

[Guest Dave O'Neill, Journalist]

Yo-Kay, thanks

[Guest Just J]

My family uses it all the time

It's just a hybrid of the two like Chave said.

Other cool ones are:

Does Dolly Parton sleep on her back and

Does Raggedy Anne have a cloth crutch.

You mean, "Does Raggedy Anne have a cotton pussy?".

 

I like that version better!

[Ace309 0]

Does a thousand pounds of flour make a big biscuit?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have lame family.

[Guest Dynamite Kido]

::leaves to go shit in the woods::