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The innovative adaptation of the English language by you Aussies is very impressive :p . I'm going to tell the wife she's acting like a pork chop, to see her reaction.
When you do, you will inadvertently become the pork chop. If you told the misses that you were behaving like a pork chop then the statement would be both entertaining and factual.



Ever heard of the saying ‘as popular as a pork chop in a synagogue’ or similar. Well if you’re being a prat you are behaving like that pork chop.

That’s my interpretation anyways.
 

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This is what Urban Dictionary says about acting like a pork chop

Nah - completely wrong - always has had two separate meanings.

"Carrying on like a pork chop" is when someone prattles on incessantly about something that no one else is really interested in - ie Barnaby Joyce every time he opens his mouth.

"As popular as a pork chop in a synagogue" meaning they are behaving completely inappropriately for the situation.
 
Nah - completely wrong - always has had two separate meanings.

"Carrying on like a pork chop" is when someone prattles on incessantly about something that no one else is really interested in - ie Barnaby Joyce every time he opens his mouth.

"As popular as a pork chop in a synagogue" meaning they are behaving completely inappropriately for the situation.

Could they originate from the same thing?
 
Could they originate from the same thing?
Nah - two completely separate intentions linked only by common porkyness.

Most times no real offense is being conveyed when you told someone to stop "carrying on like a pork chop". It's more like "mate we got your point a half an hour ago, so can we move on now!!!"

"popular as a pork chop in a synagogue" is and always was about responding to someone who was about to do something stupid and offensive!!!
 
How hilarious/pathetic are the new AFL Live ratings hahaha.
highlight for me is Marshall being rated (65) below Mayo, Langlands, JOYCE (plus the rest of the team - he’s third last)

 
The innovative adaptation of the English language by you Aussies is very impressive . I'm going to tell the wife she's acting like a pork chop, to see her reaction.
The whole saying is 'Was carrying on like a pork chop at a Jewish wedding'.

Not sure where it comes from.
 
MUF would like this guy too. Sounds like someone from the '70s.

Flasher than a rat with a gold tooth kind of stuff.

 

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Try to find a movie called The Adventures of Barry McKenzie. It’s an old movie by the guy who does Dame Edna. Heaps of Aussie slang,
Barry McKenzie:
Now listen mate, I need to splash the boots. You know, strain the potatoes. Water the horses. You know, go where the big knobs hang out. Shake hands with the wife's best friend? Drain the dragon? Siphon the python? Ring the rattlesnake? You know, unbutton the mutton? Like, point Percy at the porcelain?
Blanche:
I think he wants to go to the loo.
 
Now that makes sense, Mick. To act inappropriately out of context i.e. to be totally out of place, such as the pork chop in a synagogue; the Arab at a Bar Mitzvah; the fart in a space suit etc... You sir, are what your compatriots call a bloody legend!
however, i wuld just lke to pont that that I have never used or heard of pok chop at a synagogoue. . cannot open urban dictionary on my work laptop.
 
Nah - completely wrong - always has had two separate meanings.

"Carrying on like a pork chop" is when someone prattles on incessantly about something that no one else is really interested in - ie Barnaby Joyce every time he opens his mouth.

"As popular as a pork chop in a synagogue" meaning they are behaving completely inappropriately for the situation.

"As popular as a pork chop in a synagogue" h i do like this meaning. i might use it.
 
was asked by Jones if people asked for refund on memberships would they get it, didn't answer question carried on like a pork chop

Was a rude arrogant clown needs and should apologise

The Mrs had pork chop for dinner.....I couldn't resist....was told to stop chatting to Australians online and that being locked in the house for two weeks might be sending me crackers :cool:
 
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