What is Old Enough To Bleed, Old Enough To Butcher?
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A cruder variation of old enough to bleed old enough to breed. The use of the word butcher over breed gives the whole phrase a double meaning (the reference being to abattoirs)
A: Wow, I'd
give her the time !
B: She's too young...
A: You know what they say: old enough to bleed, old enough to butcher!
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zhush (ĵ as in the French je + “oosh”) is a word whose usage dates as far back as 1968 in Britain. Its spelling, much like it..
