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In French, the one with the paint is not common. However “je m’en branle” (I wank myself with it?) and “j’en ai rien à branler/foutre/secouer” (I have nothing t
by d--b 5y ago
In French, the one with the paint is not common. However “je m’en branle” (I wank myself with it?) and “j’en ai rien à branler/foutre/secouer” (I have nothing to wank/jerk/shake with it) are _very_ common.
- dgellow 5y agoHaha, I came to the comments to say exactly this. These idioms are really very, very common in spoken French. I would add "rien à battre" to your list.
- southerntofu 5y agoFor precision, "foutre" is actually cum (semen). Although younger folks are not familiar with this meaning and use it like the verb "do". Tu fous quoi? = What are you doing? (literally: what are you cumming?)