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u/Legal-Software 3d ago
The camel's back part is obvious, but they lost me with the needle. Anyone know what bungled idiom the first needle is supposed to be referring to?
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u/JLongTom 3d ago
Needles, haystacks, and straw are getting stewed in a glorious hodgepodge
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u/CreamCheeseHotDogs 2d ago
It’s also a biblical quote. It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven
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u/Individual_Slice_234 3d ago
That reminds me of a line from Young Frankenstein.
Inga: "Poot zee candle beck!"
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u/NTropyS 3d ago
Not a Bone Apple Tea, just a couple of really messed up, mixed up cliches. Yikes, that person's mind is terrifying.
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u/Successful-Spite2598 2d ago
The candle back bit is bone apple tea. Then the mixed up needle causes confusion
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u/ccrow2000 3d ago
Where’d the needle come from?!
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u/Natural-Berryer7 3d ago
It's hiding in the straw on the broken camel's back. It's not the last straw, though.
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u/started_from_the_top 3d ago
Somebody's stabbing camels with needles, it's fucked up
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u/JLongTom 3d ago edited 3d ago
Ah yes, the needle that broke the candle back.
First the wick punched a hole in its eye, but our hero broke the waxy wretch back.
Or perhaps they're playing tennis.
Either way, I'm going to use this in earnest.