Cynics may tell you that to 'cut the mustard to clear the custard' is to pass wind so as to clear the anal canal of surplus semen.
But this of course misses all the nuance poetry of Peaches's turn of phrase. As Oscar Wilde pointed out, cynics are those who know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
And he knew a thing or two about clearing the custard.
Cynics may tell you that to 'cut the mustard to clear the custard' is to pass wind so as to clear the anal canal of surplus semen.
But this of course misses all the nuance poetry of Peaches's turn of phrase. As Oscar Wilde pointed out, cynics are those who know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
And he knew a thing or two about clearing the custard.
Amongst the many rich teaches in her syntax...
"....moss shrieker ...jelly cave...lilly dipper..."
Enough to make a fella clear his custard.
Cynics may tell you that to 'cut the mustard to clear the custard' is to pass wind so as to clear the anal canal of surplus semen. But this of course misses all the nuance poetry of Peaches's turn of phrase. As Oscar Wilde pointed out, cynics are those who know the price of everything and the value of nothing. And he knew a thing or two about clearing the custard.
Cynics may tell you that to 'cut the mustard to clear the custard' is to pass wind so as to clear the anal canal of surplus semen. But this of course misses all the nuance poetry of Peaches's turn of phrase. As Oscar Wilde pointed out, cynics are those who know the price of everything and the value of nothing. And he knew a thing or two about clearing the custard.