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Question Posted Wednesday July 19 2006, 11:19 pm

what does it mean when some 1 says "i did not mean to thump your nickel"

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Cux answered Thursday July 20 2006, 2:06 am:
For some odd reason- I have reason to believe this has NOTHING to do with a nickel... ;) he he he
Maybe it has something to do with a certain pickle.. he he..
Sorry about the immaturity here.. but it's like 2 in the am.. and i'm slap happy...
--Jack

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xoKimFryeox answered Thursday July 20 2006, 1:22 am:
Thump your nickel?
What were they referring to, like, how did this phrase come up?

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