Question -- "It's Full" Gifts for RVers

[dcmac214]

What's with it on all the "S**tter's Full" stuff I see at Amazon, Ebay, etc?

Someone please explain. I don't get it. What kind of gift is that for an RVer?

In the first place it doesn't make a bit of sense to me (or to any of the other RVers I've asked about it). Is it some kind of private insider joke?

I'm no prude and I get and appreciate well-turned double-entendres but I also don't get anyone even offering anything that's just plain crude and senseless.

[bukhrn]

Eric&Lisa wrote:

CavemanCharlie wrote:
...it wasn't old and she said that it was because it was made way back in the 90's...

Yeah, um, about that. The year 2050 is closer to us now than the year 1990.

I dropped a decade around here somewhere. Can't seem to find it. If you see it, let me know, I am missing it. LOL!

-Eric

I wish that was all I lost, I passed out at a party at 25, and woke up at 73, have no idea where that time went, but it sure seems to have gone fast. 😞

[Eric_Lisa]

CavemanCharlie wrote:
...it wasn't old and she said that it was because it was made way back in the 90's...

Yeah, um, about that. The year 2050 is closer to us now than the year 1990.

I dropped a decade around here somewhere. Can't seem to find it. If you see it, let me know, I am missing it. LOL!

-Eric

[bukhrn]

winniman wrote:

CavemanCharlie wrote:

pasusan wrote:

dcmac214 wrote:
Thanks, NOW I get it. Haven't seen any of those Lampoon movies.

"Tasteless" is the word I was looking for but posted anyway. You younger folk, this is what you're coming to. It's inevitable.

This movie is from 1989. 😉

:B I guess it all depends on your idea of age and such. I was talking to a young friend the other day that was telling me she was watching a antique cartoon show with her kids called "Power Rangers" . lol I said that it wasn't old and she said that it was because it was made way back in the 90's. lol I told her the to me cartoons like Bugs Bunny were old and everything after that was new.

How about the Flintstones. Remember Stony Curtis, and Anne Margrock. Carry Granite. lol That's gotta be 50s and 60s

Actually, The Flintstones came out in Sept.'60 and are still on on cable.

[winniman]

CavemanCharlie wrote:

pasusan wrote:

dcmac214 wrote:
Thanks, NOW I get it. Haven't seen any of those Lampoon movies.

"Tasteless" is the word I was looking for but posted anyway. You younger folk, this is what you're coming to. It's inevitable.

This movie is from 1989. 😉

:B I guess it all depends on your idea of age and such. I was talking to a young friend the other day that was telling me she was watching a antique cartoon show with her kids called "Power Rangers" . lol I said that it wasn't old and she said that it was because it was made way back in the 90's. lol I told her the to me cartoons like Bugs Bunny were old and everything after that was new.

How about the Flintstones. Remember Stony Curtis, and Anne Margrock. Carry Granite. lol That's gotta be 50s and 60s

[CavemanCharlie]

pasusan wrote:

dcmac214 wrote:
Thanks, NOW I get it. Haven't seen any of those Lampoon movies.

"Tasteless" is the word I was looking for but posted anyway. You younger folk, this is what you're coming to. It's inevitable.

This movie is from 1989. 😉

:B I guess it all depends on your idea of age and such. I was talking to a young friend the other day that was telling me she was watching a antique cartoon show with her kids called "Power Rangers" . lol I said that it wasn't old and she said that it was because it was made way back in the 90's. lol I told her the to me cartoons like Bugs Bunny were old and everything after that was new.

[pasusan]

dcmac214 wrote:
Thanks, NOW I get it. Haven't seen any of those Lampoon movies.

"Tasteless" is the word I was looking for but posted anyway. You younger folk, this is what you're coming to. It's inevitable.

This movie is from 1989. 😉

[dcmac214]

Thanks, NOW I get it. Haven't seen any of those Lampoon movies.

"Tasteless" is the word I was looking for but posted anyway. You younger folk, this is what you're coming to. It's inevitable.

[dieseltruckdriv]

beemerphile1 wrote:
Those pop up every year around Christmas time. It's from the movie National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Great movie if you haven't seen it, part of our Christmas tradition is to watch that movie every year.

+1

[Horsedoc]

eddy's motorhome was bought recently by a guy from metro Atlanta and is at the Atlanta Auto Show today

https://goautoshow.com/attractions/

Photo here.

[Etstorm]

In the movie, a distant cousin, shows up in a dilapidated motorhome and is caught emptying the black tank in the storm sewer and says the phrase. Hilarious in the movie, not so much in real life.

[ZINGERLITE]

Merry Christmas!

[beemerphile1]

Those pop up every year around Christmas time. It's from the movie National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Great movie if you haven't seen it, part of our Christmas tradition is to watch that movie every year.

[Grit_dog]

^ What he said. If you didn't see the movie, you wouldn't get it.

[winniman]

I think it comes from National Lampoons Cousin Eddy. Most probably don't get the humour. I know I personally think its kind of tasteless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeskbiJjCXI