I don't get it. Me confuse. Does it mean you are their unwashed, poor neighborhood kid, an actual berry, or just a little above the reader? Huckleberry has been used to mean so many different things over the centuries.
If you want to say you are the one who will kill them if they try something, then the word you are looking for is 'hucklebearer'. A huckle is a 19th century Southern name for the handles on the side of a casket, and a hucklebearer is a person who holds that handle while they bring the casket to the grave site. It's synonymous with pallbearer. The phase is, "I'm your hucklebearer".
It says any fabric without holes. It mentions t-shirts, bandanas and gaiters. I used a t-shirt sleeve.
This is a 90 day ordinance. I looked into having a mask made, but it would take 3 weeks to get here.
I want this one.
https://www.redbubble.com/i/mask/I-m-Your-Huckleberry-by-joom8/47409871.9G0D8
I don't get it. Me confuse. Does it mean you are their unwashed, poor neighborhood kid, an actual berry, or just a little above the reader? Huckleberry has been used to mean so many different things over the centuries.
If you want to say you are the one who will kill them if they try something, then the word you are looking for is 'hucklebearer'. A huckle is a 19th century Southern name for the handles on the side of a casket, and a hucklebearer is a person who holds that handle while they bring the casket to the grave site. It's synonymous with pallbearer. The phase is, "I'm your hucklebearer".
It's also a quote from Val Kilmer's character, Doc Holliday in the movie Tombstone. If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it.