I think this is based on an old Indian trick of putting a pebble in your mouth to induce salivation when you have “dry mouth”. Or, it could simply be based on an obscene pun. With Kilban, you never know.
“I took advantage of being at the seaside to lay in a store of sucking-stones. They were pebbles but I call them stones. Yes, on this occasion I laid in a considerable store.”
Cpeckbourlioux about 3 years ago
And if your lips freeze, well, too bad, sucker.
JohnTheFoole about 3 years ago
Yeah, I can tell you from experience, that ain’t gonna work…
donwalter about 3 years ago
…lick it first, to make sure it’s a good one…
coltish1 about 3 years ago
For best results, do it when it’s raining out.
lagoulou about 3 years ago
Make sure it’s not your pet rock…
mistercatworks about 3 years ago
I think this is based on an old Indian trick of putting a pebble in your mouth to induce salivation when you have “dry mouth”. Or, it could simply be based on an obscene pun. With Kilban, you never know.
comixbomix about 3 years ago
Those are ‘rocks’??? I thought they were Earthboobs…
The Brooklyn Accent about 3 years ago
“I took advantage of being at the seaside to lay in a store of sucking-stones. They were pebbles but I call them stones. Yes, on this occasion I laid in a considerable store.”
—Samuel Beckett
https://www.samuel-beckett.net/molloy1.html
Stephen Gilberg about 3 years ago
Is he getting blood from a stone?
Pocosdad about 3 years ago
Help, I’m a rock!
MITZI about 3 years ago
Petrichor?
carlzr about 3 years ago
When you are really really thirsty.