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What is pig whistles?
The German version of oh my god but for when something unbelievable happens.
Not used much in modern Germany, probably because it sounds so ridiculous
Person 1: The government has announced the existence of aliens!
Person 2: I think my pig is whistling!?!?
pig whistles - video
Pig whistles - what is it?
Whistling pig is not an unusual activity among us. But what makes it interesting is why pigs whistle? This question has been puzzling us for centuries. The answer that scientists have found is pigs whistle because they are happy. Most pigs live in a rectangular steel cage everyday; they don’t have entertainment; what they can do is just to eat. Once they have done the eating, the only thing they can do is to whistle. And whistle can help them to relax and the most important function is to help their digest
Whistling pig
What does "pig whistles" mean?
A southern slang term for armadillos.
Dang blasted whistling pig got itno the garbage again.
Pig whistles - what does it mean?
It took him 12 hours to manscape because he kept stroking his slick whistle pig.
Pig whistles - meaning
A huge slut of a girl that you can get to come over simply by whistling at her.
I cant believe Ben is actually going to sects up that slam donkey. All he did was look at her and that whistle pig was jumping into his PT Cruiser in no time.
Pig whistles - definition
Southern term for ground hogs.
A whistle pig ran across the road and we almost hit it.
Pig whistles - slang
The ridiculous and hillarious northern Pennsylvania term for a ground hog.
Thank goodness that whistle pig that was digging up my yard became road kill.
Pig whistles
Some one digs there face in the asshole of another person like a pig eating and then blows on the
Any man can give a pig and whistle but a real man receives a pig and whistle on the gaping asshole to make a noise like blowing on a bottle cap
Pig whistles
Heavy, cumbersome breasts that are so large they emit a high pitched squeal.
"Gianna Michaels pig whistles just nearly perforated my ear drums."
Pig whistles
From the German "Ich glaube mein Schwein pfeift" (=" I can't believe it"), which is often translated as a joke by the Germans into the wrong translation "I think my pig whistles". Mostly used by boomers.
Joachim: "I have explosive diarrhoea for the 17th day in a row."
Hans-Jörg: "I think my pig whistles!"