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As rare as hens teeth just means really uncommon, cos hens dont have teeth ..
An awful lot of phrases relate to how tight Somone is with money 😂
Lads ye have made a total balls up explaining as rare as hens teeth. It means something is scarce or hard to be got. No one describes someone as rare as hens teeth
Rare as hens teeth, just means that it is rare because hens don’t have any teeth- the real expression is “they’re like hens teeth” meaning they are rare, you don’t say it all together like that.
Rare as hens teeth means, rare. Nothing more nothing less
They're everyday phrases in England
I’d say peeling an orange is more about not sharing like someone who takes out a packet of chewing gums and doesn’t ask anyone do they want one, “ah sure, he’d peel an orange in his pocket with a boxing glove on” someone who doesn’t want people to know he has an orange so he doesn’t have to share
He could pull an already lit cigarette out of his pocket. 🇮🇪👍🏻
Rare as hens teeth does absolutely not mean someone's odd. Moving to the next clip after that
I'm actually quite impressed myself that I was able to get the orange one
I'm irish and I've never heard the hens teeth or the 2 coats of paint but knew what ya meant straight away
“So tight you shit spaghetti “ was one of my old favourites 👀🇬🇧
I haven’t heard the word Love-rat since the heady days of Ashley Cole’s prolific run in the tabloids. Good to hear it wheeled out here again.
How could he not guess the hens teeth one 😂
Yeah, no. They're all as clueless as each other.
I never knew he’d peel an orange in his pocket was an Irish saying. We say that in Glasgow too
"You and your father, you'd do this together??" Fuck sake hahahahahahah
Two phrases in and, to the best of my knowledge, these are old-fashioned English phrases I grew up with. But I am northern, so…
He dropped a penny and it hit the back of his head when he picked it up ! There's a lot more fish in the sea than what crawled out of it. Faraway cows have long horns.
Mike Rice is so fucking funny I have seen him live twice, top tier comic.