No room at the inn
the act of inserting all the individual pieces of a nativity set up your -n-s until there is “no room at the inn”
“i tried to sit down for christmas dinner the other day, but the night before there was no room at the inn so i couldn’t”
meaning that a thing (such as a wastepaperbasket) or a place (such as a garden shed) is absof-ckinglutely stuffed to capacity and can simply hold no more without the lid shooting off or the door(s) bursting open.
(angie): craig, can you please put that cat carrier in the garden shed?
(craig): sorry, no can do. there’should no room at the inn.
a women with 3 men penertating her at the same time.one in the mouth,one in the v-g-n- and one in the b-m hole
me,chris and williem tried a no room at the inn on pascwala last night,it was a messy night
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