Beaking of water, did you know that there's actually quite a few sayings that we have that have nautical origin?

Well sure, I would have had to say well sure. There's even a full list.

The men's who top 10! The men's who top 10!

10. Common phrases that you might not know have nautical origins. Oh, hoi.

I don't know about a specific phrase associated with this word that also has an nautical origin.

Dingy. It's defined as a small boat carried on or towed behind a larger boat.

The Brits use it as slang for ignoring a person or avoiding an event.

And for me, it's an inopportune moment during nookie when I inadvertently beach the dinghy.

It happens. Beach the dinghy. I like the cut of your jib.

The cut of your jib? Yeah, you know, maybe I just use it.

I have no idea what that means. Well it comes from a boat.

Oh my god.

By the way, somebody says deep blue sea has Samuel L Jackson that is true.

Yes it did.

And L.O. Cool, Jay.

The 10 con. How I lived.

I was waiting for him to die and he didn't seriously.

He's like Samuel L Jackson has a lot where he just kind of randomly dies.

Well, he had another movie commitment.

That's he was supposed to be his own movie.

He was the whole thing.

And then the shark comes up and just eats him and he's gone and he's like ha ha ha ha.

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