Weird Sayings Novels & Stories

marcus the slave said it yeah its kinda weird "Ako din if galit ako maghahanap ako ng flower saka ko ito paglalabasan sa galit ko" i look st sam weird nga "Paano kung walang bulaklak?" Tanong ni Maxwell "Mas lalo akong magagalit hindi nga lang sa problem kundi sa bulaklak" sam said, ang weird hindi ko pa siya nakikitang ganon "Kayo meron syempre meron din ako" agad sambit ni Maxwell agad akung bumuntong hininga

King Nnaji breathed in, "Our elders say that, when a goat needs a good scratch, it looks for a wall. But if a man needs a good scratch he looks for his neighbor. Awo anaghi agba oso eghighie n'efu" "Our elders also say that a salamander and a lizard might claim oneness, but on the day of procreation, the salamander will always remain a salamander and a lizard. This is the day of procreation, my dear friend and King. We have your history and the last time I checked, your people are nothing but breadwinners of the devil himself."

"We all know you're weird but that's just taking it to a whole new level dude." Kai shrugged, "I'm not high, what I'm saying is," he said taking a sip from his bottle, "we all need to learn to live in the moment. Carpe diem the hell out of life." The three of us looked at each other than at Kai before bursting into laughter at his new found weirdness. "Okay dude, whatever you say." Kai shrugged, "your loss. Don't come crawling to me when you're all old and wrinkly and didn't live your life to the fullest," he said.

"See, I'm never wrong. Not even five minutes in the library and you're already on their blacklist." "I think what you meant was that I attract attention wherever I go," he wiggles his eyebrows, "being this handsome shouldn't be a crime." "Has anyone ever told you how narcissistic you are?" "Haters are going to hate, potatoes are going to potate." "Potate?" I slowly shake my head, "I don't think I've ever heard of that word before. Would you like to explain to me how potatoes potate?" He side-eyes me. "It's a saying. Plus, I couldn't think of a word that rhymes with potato."

My mom exclaimed looking at me with " Nah" I laughed. " I thought you said his wicked" My mom whispered to my ears. "His actually weird and fully strange to be with "Self and my mom laughed out today like people who gossip.

So that dog is not different. "His looks are kind of different but his scent is still the same." I cringed when I heard his explanation. When will he stop with that kind of stuff? "You're such a weirdo." They just laughed it off as if it's the most normal thing to do. They're all weirdos! I swear I don't want to be in this filthy room anymore!

Ana didn’t recognize the reference, but she suspected the strange phrase Sherri said was a quote from somewhere. That was an issue with so many different species of supernatural creatures in one place. Different species specific languages, that included slang terms, jokes, and mannerisms. Ana already saw a bear shifter try to fight a wolf shifter over how a colloquialism was phrased. Ironically, both shifters were incorrect in their versions of the saying. “Then we will wait with you.” Ragnar imperiously announces to them. Great, she gets rid of one tail to gain two.

"I think you recall it wrong. There is no such saying as that. If I am not mistaken, what you are trying to say is 'Like mother, like daughter'. [Haixt. Whatever! It was just the same! They both mean the same thing... Tsss... Why do you always have to go against me?!!] " You know what??? I really find it hard to understand you. Just a while ago you were nagging me because I was agreeing to your words and not picking a fight with you. Now you were acting like that because you were saying I'm going against your words. Why did I even own a cat more fickle-headed than I am???"

She smells like old pennies. ‘Old pennies?’ I snorted. For once, my wolf was making me feel better instead of annoyed. ‘I heard that!’ ‘There’s definitely a saying about eavesdropping, Reg.’ ‘Yeah, I know it.’ He shrugged. ‘Don’t eavesdrop or your ear will get chopped.’ I stared at him, dumbfounded. ‘No, you dummy. It’s: eavesdroppers never hear any good of themselves.’ ‘Po-tate-o, po-ta-toh.’ He wagged his tail.

“Close. ‘Everything has an end, only the sausage has two’.” “What the hell?” Smiling, I tapped my thumb on the wheel. “Basically, it’s a rendition of ‘all good things must come to an end’.” “Except a sausage?” “Except the sausage.” She let out a breathy chuckle. “Because it has two. Got it. Damn, sometimes other languages have the weirdest sayings.” “I mean, the same could be said for us. We say ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’ or that we are ‘under the weather’. Trying to convey the same sentiment across different languages usually doesn’t hold the same understanding that we know.”