Well, on the face of it, it seems like a rather absurd statement. If we break it down, it implies that the wife is using stories about cats (if we take 'pussy' in the sense of a cat, which is a bit of a stretch considering the oddity of the statement) to pay the paper boy. However, if 'pussy' is used in a more vulgar sense, then it's an inappropriate and very non - traditional way of indicating some form of barter that makes no sense in a normal social or economic context.
This statement is rather strange and unclear without more context. It could potentially be a very odd or made - up way of saying that your wife exchanges some sort of fictional or anecdotal 'pussy stories' (which is a rather inappropriate and unclear term here) as a form of payment to the paper boy, but this is highly unusual and not a common or proper form of transaction.
Well, if we take it literally, it seems really inappropriate. However, perhaps in some sort of fictional story - telling or very strange family arrangement that is being described in a really unique way. Maybe the 'pussy stories' are just some sort of made - up tales that the wife uses as a form of barter, but this is really an odd concept.
No. In normal society, we use money, checks, or digital payment methods for transactions. Paying with'stories' of any kind, especially ones described in such a strange way, is not a normal practice at all.
No. It's not a normal statement at all. In a typical social and economic context, payment is usually in the form of money, goods, or services. Paying with'stories' in general is already quite unusual, and if 'pussy stories' has a vulgar meaning, it makes it even more abnormal.
The phrase 'wife pays stories' is quite ambiguous. One possibility is that it implies a role - based financial arrangement within a household. In some families, tasks and expenses are divided according to traditional or agreed - upon roles. Here, it might mean that when it comes to stories - which could be anything from bedtime stories for the kids (like paying for storybooks) to subscribing to a streaming service for fictional series - the wife is the one who pays for them. Another aspect could be that it's part of a cultural or family - centered story - telling tradition where the wife is the one who financially supports the continuation or preservation of certain stories, such as funding local storytellers or contributing to the cost of maintaining a family's collection of heirloom stories.
This is a very odd and unclear statement. It could potentially be some sort of made - up or very niche idea. Maybe it's a joke in a very specific context that involves some sort of fictional or absurd scenario where a wife uses stories about cats (pussy can also mean cat in some contexts) to pay a bill, but without more context it's really hard to say for sure.
No, it's not a common expression at all. It's so strange that it's hard to think of it as something that would be used regularly. As for what it could imply, if we consider non - vulgar interpretations, it might suggest that the wife has some unique or creative way of handling financial matters related to bills, perhaps using stories about cats in some metaphorical or symbolic way, but this is really stretching it.
This statement is rather unclear. 'Pussy' can have different meanings. If it refers to a cat in a non - vulgar sense, it might mean that the boy has a story related to a cat, perhaps he found a stray cat or has a pet cat with an interesting story.
I'm not sure what to make of that. It's a rather unusual and personal situation that could have various meanings depending on your relationship and dynamics.
I'm not entirely sure what 'pussy pump' means in this context as it's an unclear and rather strange phrase. It could potentially be some sort of made - up or very specific local jargon within certain fictional or very niche stories. Without more context, it's difficult to say exactly what it implies.
If 'pussy' means a cat, it could be simple stories about a father's love for his child's pet cat.