In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ?

In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (Full Version)

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lobodomslavery -> In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/9/2011 6:41:42 AM)
In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking with someone? A) nose b) hip c) foot d) leg

mnottertail -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/9/2011 6:43:05 AM)
scrotum

lobodomslavery -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/9/2011 6:43:51 AM)
Try again this is for the strawberry kevin

lobodomslavery -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/9/2011 6:47:57 AM)
I should advise there are only four possible answers, only one of them is the right answer , the remaining three are wrong. And yes you can phone a friend, contact a friend , discuss with a friend, or consult any piece of reference you want to guide yourself to the right answer kevin

Termyn8or -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/10/2011 1:25:47 AM)
For some people it's teeth. T^T

lobodomslavery -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/10/2011 5:43:53 AM)
never heard of that one except to describe someone who one finds very difficult to communicate with , its like pulling teeth, Lol kevin

SoulAlloy -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/10/2011 3:00:56 PM)
the other one, it has bells on... groan The original term actually stems from hanging, where friends and relatives would pull at the person to end their suffering more quickly

Lucylastic -> RE: In conventional English what part of their body are you said to be pulling when you are joking ? (9/10/2011 5:17:48 PM)
I always liked the refrain, You're pullin my plonker! you just reminded me of it. Theres quite a few terms from hanging ... buggered if I can remember the others right now, but if I remember them, I''ll post them:)

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