At the Burlington Coat Factory in Dentin, TX there is/was a poster in the men’s suit section that shows a man in a suit, carrying a briefcase, and riding a unicycle.
I can understand the origins of DhEXED’s thread title, but this one puzzles me to no end.
How is shit sure? Where does this sureness compare on the continuum of surety; is it between that of a Timex watch’s reliability and that of my ability to mount a Coker?
Does this imply a comparison to shit or a comparison to surety? …or to both?
Could this simply be a contraction of “sure as shit st*nks”? That would make more sense.
I believe your last supposition is the correct one, but that said, I have always just liked the sound of this expression. And to most native speakers of English it gets the point across.
…the point across what you will undoubtedly ask and then answer for yourself.
This surety supersedes both of those. A Timex can break, or the battery can die. You will eventually get too old to (safely) freemount a Coker. But even then, you won’t be able to avoid your own need to sh*t. I’m sure.
Me and 2 of my unis show up on a report about the GPN11 (a small hacker conference), minute 3:30:
Note that my extremely bad balance is due to several days without sleep. I managed to ride down the stairs you see at the end of the video, later during the conference.
Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment is known for the bike hanging on the wall in the background. Well, just so happens today I saw an episode where Elaine makes three new friends, however later realizes that they eerily resemble Jerry, George, and Kramer. Anyway, the guy who resembles Jerry is shown in his apartment at the end of the show, though this Jerry-Like Guy is much cooler. There is a unicycle on his wall instead.