pi.. upwind

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If my friend was getting water from the well and got his pants wet, could I say jocularly to him "Have you been pissing upwind "? Would it work in English?
 
If my friend was getting water from the well and got his pants wet, could I say jocularly to him "Have you been pissing upwind "? Would it work in English?

Not in my opinion.
 
Would there be an expression to describe that?
 
We say spit in the wind, so I would use in.
 
"into the wind"
 
You should also know that "pissing" is mildly vulgar. I'd crinkly my nose in mild disgust if I heard you say it.
 
You should also know that "pissing" is mildly vulgar.
The word maybe, but the act is pretty essential for most of us... ;-)

... with increasing frequency as old age creeps up on me. :-(
 
;-)You should also know that "pissing" is mildly vulgar. I'd crinkly my nose in mild disgust if I heard you say it.

That's so sweet. I want to see you crinkly your nose!
 
Is this Barb when she hears the P-word?
 
No, my eyes don't close. I just tried to make the face and my eyes didn't even squinch. However, I did draw my head in and away from my imagined speaker.

Ems - it is not nice to make fun of people when they makely the typos!
(Yes that one was on purpose.)
 
Ems - it is not nice to make fun of people when they makely the typos!
(Yes that one was on purpose.)

Oh, I wasn't making fun of the typo. I may, however, have been making fun of your crinkly nose. For that I can only apologise especially since I am now under the impression that any light-hearted statements or quips in your country can result in alarming legal consequences! :shock:
 
So If someone was trying to get water from the well and accidently got wet, I could say " Have you been spitting in the wind "?
 
So If someone was trying to get water from the well and accidently got wet, I could say " Have you been spitting in the wind "?
It would sound very strange.
 
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