Phrases and terms that don't seem to make sense

[Jammies]

Don't teach your gramma to suck eggs. WTF?

[Susan]

I am sure you are right, Bdubs. They can probably be found coinciding with old laws that are outdated.

[Jammies]

I saw a bumper sticker today which said, "I drive like a Cullen." WTF does that even mean?

[Félix]

Results of Google search:

Drive like a Cullen is a phrase from the movie Twilight. The cullens drive very haphazardly or crazy and so driving like a Cullen means that is what you are doing

Most of the Cullens drive aggressively, ignoring the speed limits and going 100 miles per hour at the least.=). They also steal cars often, if they need a car. Read New Moon, around page 430, I think. Alice steals a yellow Porshe and drives like a manic to Volterra.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Phil will want to know that. He needs to update his Twilight database.

[Susan]

That does not sound like it came from a Google search.

[Félix]

Susan wrote: "That does not sound like it came from a Google search."

I can't help that. Try it yourself.

[Susan]

::Googles::

Damn.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Susan wrote: "That does not sound like it came from a Google search."

Oh no she dit'nt!

[Phil]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Phil will want to know that. He needs to update his Twilight database."

::spits::

[Susan]

::hoots::

[Jammies]

Thank you for searching for it, Felarry. It's a stupid phrase, but now it's a meaningful stupid phrase.

[Susan]

I am guessing I will be using it, confounding all who happen to be in my car at the time.

::giggles::