strangers on a train 

"strangers on a train" no connection to each other, so they can swap favors without it ever being linked to the other person.

Being able to better ones life, without having to be the "Bad guy" in their own life (circle of acquaintances).

-Hey buddy! can you help us out, "strangers on a train"?. -
asking someone for help solving a problem anonymously, for the same in return. cant be tracked or traced.

strangers on a train by theres one for ya! June 25, 2023

Stanley Mov A-Train glasses

He puts it on when horny.. right?

im pulling out the Stanley Mov A-Train glasses 😎

Stanley Mov A-Train glasses by themanTM September 21, 2023

sleeping on his shirt tail

When someone is late and they were most likely just late because they were cuddled up in bed with their s/o.

“Where is Fido?”
“His wife was sleeping on his shirt tail, he’ll be here in a few minutes.”

sleeping on his shirt tail by Chillycold94 August 8, 2024

Left it on the train a few kilometres after its station

An original metaphor that means taking something to far without realising, and then realising after.

An original, by me.

Tommy said a weird joke that I think he left on the train a few kilometres after its station.

I’m sorry, I think I definitely left it on the train a few kilometres after its station.

Left it on the train a few kilometres after its station by Anonymous Weetup January 27, 2026

But how often does the lamb shake its tail?! 

What an anxious/impatient youngster would logically want to know in instances when his parent promises a certain action/food/relief/entertainment "in two shakes of a lamb's tail".

Cranky child: "Are we there yet?!"
Parent driving (cheerfully): "Oh, no worries --- we'll be there in two shakes of a lamb's tail!"
Cranky child: "But how often does the lamb shake its tail?! Oh, sure --- a NORMAL AND ALERT lamb probably "flutters its little stumpy thing" quite regularly, but if the lamb is asleep or not feeling chipper, its behind-flipper might not move much at all, and so it might take HOURS for it to jiggle even ONCE, let alone TWICE!"

But how often does the lamb shake its tail?! by QuacksO July 10, 2024