Mattias unplugs a bunghole to offer a sniff of chardonnay.
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I'll just pee on your bunghole and that should clear it right up.
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Because you are the Great Cornholio and you need dipping sauce for your bunghole.
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Some claim he picked up a 18503-gallon barrel of whiskey and drank from the bunghole.
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You may never understand toilet paper math, but trust that an irritated bunghole makes for an irritated personality.
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Coover snaps on a latex glove and reaches up into literature's bunghole, as if to turn the whole project inside out.
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They might end up being discovered on the side of an Oklahoma highway, dug out of the bunghole of a dead raccoon.
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I had never heard or seen this word used by anyone other than Beavis, whose alter ego, Cornholio, desperately sought TP for his bunghole.
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Though the volcanic eruption of Mount St. Helens was but "a little pimple on the bunghole of creation" (in the words of a lawyer comparing the explosion with previous volcanic eruptions in the West), the vast destruction it wrought allows us to better appreciate how precious and fragile our time here is.
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Closed-head steel barrels and drums now used for shipment of chemicals and petroleum products have a standardized bunghole arrangement, with one 2 inch NPT and one 3/4 inch NPT threaded bunghole on opposite sides of the top head. Some steel barrels are also equipped with a 2-inch threaded bunghole on the side.
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Beer foam on the bunghole of a barrel in a brewery. A bunghole is a hole bored in a liquid-tight barrel to remove contents. The hole is capped with a large cork-like object called a bung. Acceptable usage include other access points that may be capped with alternate materials providing an air- or water-tight access to other vessels.
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Usage of the term as a slang word for the anus dates back to at least the 17th century, as shown in Thomas Urquhart's translation of Gargantua by François Rabelais, first published in 1653. "... I say and maintain, that of all torcheculs, arsewisps, bumfodders, tail-napkins, bunghole cleansers, and wipe-breeches, there is none in the world comparable to the neck of a goose ..."Wikisource:Gargantua/Chapter XIII In the MTV cartoon series Beavis and Butt-head, the term "bunghole" was popularized as both a personal insult and slang for anus. In his Cornholio persona, Beavis says, "I need TP for my bunghole." The two central characters also use the term when referring to one another.
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The bung-hole of the cask is on one of the circular faces, near the rim. When the cask is in service, it is laid on its side with the bunghole at the lowest point on the circumference. The keystone is a small thick wooden or plastic disk inserted into the bunghole which completely seals the cask until it is needed. The center of the keystone is deliberately weakened, this area may be marked or unmarked and is called the tut.
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The flow is controlled through a bunghole on the top that is likewise modified to run to three hoses, one into each partition. By turning the stopper in the bunghole to uncover one of the pipes, air can flow into the selected partition. When the spigot is opened, only the liquid from the selected partition can flow out, the partial vacuum in the other chambers prevents the flow. The original "any drink" methods using bottles were similar to Hocus Pocus, simply on a smaller scale.
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The word tundish originates from a shallow wooden dish with an outlet channel, fitting into the bunghole of a tun or cask and forming a kind of funnel for filling it. These were originally used in brewing.
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The U.S. Navy could not maintain command of the sea long enough to offload aviation gasoline for aircraft ashore, so the drums were often transported to the island on fast ships, such as destroyers, and shoved over the sides (or, time permitting, lowered in cargo nets). Because gasoline's density is much less than that of water, the drums floated. Navy Seabees in small craft corralled the drums. Closed-head steel barrels and drums used for shipment of chemicals and petroleum products have a standardised bunghole arrangement, with one (DN50) NPT and one (DN20) NPT threaded bunghole on opposite sides of the top head.
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In Bunghole, she had multiple roles as actress, comedian, producer and writer.Screen ArtsHub Friday 6 May 2016 Round three of the HIVE initiative is announced, getting all meta on art, fantasy, regret and a potent desire for revenge. A mirror of the times Eckersley is currently a producer of the Family Law series.
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A cask. The untapped keystone is clearly visible in the bunghole below the label. A keystone is a small wooden or plastic fitting used in ale casks. For some years wooden casks have been effectively obsolete, with the majority now being aluminium or stainless steel, and a few sturdy plastic ones beginning to appear.
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For example, a bunghole on a combustion chamber can be used to remove slag or add coal.History of Bricks from brickfind.com website Bungholes can also be utilized to insert and remove sensing probes or equipment like mixers to agitate the contents within a vessel. Bungholes were first used on wooden barrels, and were typically bored by the purchaser of the barrel using a brace and bit.
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It was said that he could lift a sack of fertilizer with his teeth and pick up a barrel full of liquor in his hands and drink out of the bunghole. After the war, the Fork Plantation fell into ruins. Tenant farmers took over the land of the plantation. The land near the rivers was rich and fertile, and crops grew well; each year, of corn was harvested.
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Some states in the United States operate their own retail stores for the sale of certain types of alcohol, such as this state-run liquor store in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. The Bunghole, a liquor store in Salem, Massachusetts, a non-ABC state The Twenty-first Amendment of the United States Constitution allows states to regulate the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages.U.S. Constitution, Amendment XXI, Section 2. State regulations vary widely.
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Snoqualmie Falls Brewery is a small craft brewing company located near the Snoqualmie Falls, Snoqualmie, Washington. The company's beers include Bunghole, a double brown ale at 7.7% alcohol by volume and Harvest Moon, a 5.3% ABV German-style festbier. Their products have featured in beer festivals around Washington, including the Oktoberfest in Seattle and the company is one of several beer suppliers to baseball games at the Safeco Field.
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In The Concept of Mind, Ryle argues that dualism involves category mistakes and philosophical nonsense, two philosophical topics that continued to inform Ryle's work. He rhetorically asked students in his 1967–68 Oxford audience what was wrong with saying that there are three things in a field: two cows and a pair of cows. They were also invited to ponder whether the bunghole of a beer barrel is part of the barrel or not.
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He pulls his shirt collar over his head, raises his forearms in a right angle to his chest, and then begins to yell or scream erratically, producing a stream of gibberish and strange noises, with his eyes wide. Cornholio is a normally dormant persona (apparently the name is derived from the word "cornhole"). Cornholio tends to wander aimlessly while reciting "I am the Great Cornholio! I need TP for my bunghole!" in an odd faux-Spanish accent.
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There is some debate on where the word gueuze originated. One theory is that it originated from Geysa (geyser), Old Norse for gush, as, during times of vigorous fermentation, Gueuze will spew out of the bunghole of its enclosing oak barrel. The most likely theory says that the name stems from the 'Geuzenstraat' (Geuzen Street) in Brussels where a lambic brewery was established. The story is that when the French under Napoleon occupied Belgium and thus Brussels, a lot of Champagne was drunk in Brussels.
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A venenciadora pours Sherry drawn from a cask (or "butt") into a catavino The venencia is an implement used for pulling Sherry samples from the aging barrels in the cellars, consisting of a small cylindrical steel cup at the end of a long flexible shaft. It is dropped in to the barrels through the bunghole to break through the protective yeast called 'flor' that covers the aging wine. It is then poured into a glass from above head height. Those who use the venencia are called 'venenciadores'.
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Shadows of the Bunghole is the second studio album released by The great Luke Ski under the name "Luke Ski's Psycho Potpourri" in 1997. This album has been out of print since 2003, and many tracks have since been re-released on later compilation collections. Some tracks were re-recorded for later studio albums, as some of the original recordings used karaoke tracks of the songs parodied as backing music, and backing vocals of the original lyrics were sometimes audible through the parody vocals.
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"Buttniks" In "Vaya Con Cornholio", he is deported to Mexico after wrongfully being subjected to immigration detention by an agent of the INS. During his detention the agent and his superior attempt to make sense of the gibberish, going so far as to look up the definition of "bunghole". In that same episode, he claims to be from Lake Titicaca (because of the scatological sound of its name), but when asked where it is, he responds (incorrectly) with "Nicaragua".Lake Titicaca actually sits on the border of Peru and Bolivia.
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In the case of the inexhaustible barrel, the container has a very large surface area in comparison to the relatively small tube leading from the bunghole. When the tube is sealed and the pouring cock at the bottom opened, a tiny amount of fluid will drain out until a vacuum is produced in the tube. At that point the entire surface of the fluid is also under vacuum. The difference in pressure from ambient atmospheric at the spigot to the partial vacuum at the top of the liquid counteracts the force of gravity and the flow stops.
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McLean, pg. 95. In another episode, three members of the 43rd met up with a local Southerner named "Pat," who ran an illegal saloon close to the regimental camp. Considering him to be "legitimate prey" on account of the exorbitantly high prices he charged for his merchandise, they secretly conspired with him to supply one 40-gallon barrel of stolen whiskey for the price of five dollars per gallon. The soldiers took an empty 40-gallon barrel, filled up a one-quart canteen with whiskey, then fitted the neck of the canteen through the bunghole, hooked a brass faucet to it, and sealed it.
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Detail notes from visitors to the Constantia estate in the 18th century give evidence of the Dutch influence on South African winemaking. As they did for the French centuries earlier, the Dutch introduced the technique of adding sulphur to halt fermentation before all the residual sugar has been completely converted into alcohol. This allowed the wine to maintain its sweetness without increasing the alcohol level, similar to adding brandy in the production of fortified sweet wines; another technique pioneered by the Dutch. To keep an eye on the ongoing process of fermentation, Cape winemakers would listen near the bunghole of the wine barrel for noise and irritation in the barrel, described as sounding like the barrel was full of crabs.
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