Cut A Bucket Edit Meaning

1.

(v); 1: When someone asks you to do something odd and/or insignificant they could easily do themselves while you are very obviously busy. (they are closer to the bucket, holding a saw, and you are getting in your car to leave, asking you to "cut" the bucket.)

2: A rediculous request phrased like a completely normal, everyday question.

"Dad asked me to cut a bucket."

"Which way?"

"I don't know, I didn't stay long enough to find out."

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