Is "cut of your jib" a derogatory English usage in the United States?

[Nantucket Red]

You obviously know much more about this than I do, and I don't really have a dog in the fight.

 

[Roland Loden of Germany]

Yesterday I phoned to Dieter my school chum who declared himself as a Germany gay at the age of 15. He was rather angered by the account of the Texas man's rudeness towards me to an extent that I recalled when he biten off a Spaniard's ear outside a pub on Weinstraße in München due to a disagreement over the origin of a surname which I have now forgotten. Despite this account his mood is generally delightful and his fashioned appearance would never suggest such a behavior.

 

[Garage/Surf Rock]

stfu, Roland, fake poster of the century.

 

[capnpyro]

Originally Posted by Roland Loden of Germany

Yesterday I phoned to Dieter my school chum who declared himself as a Germany gay at the age of 15. He was rather angered by the account of the Texas man's rudeness towards me to an extent that I recalled when he biten off a Spaniard's ear outside a pub on Weinstraße in München due to a disagreement over the origin of a surname which I have now forgotten. Despite this account his mood is generally delightful and his fashioned appearance would never suggest such a behavior.
I find this entire paragraph delightful. Also, don't be surprised if you tell a Texan you like the cut of his jib and get introduced to a right cross. Texans and New Yorkers. They're both a prickly bunch, they'll usually warn you by calling you gay in a festive way first, however.

 

[Nantucket Red]

Originally Posted by Garage/Surf Rock

stfu, Roland, fake poster of the century.

Better than it-boy of the moment.

Relax. Who cares if he's real or fake?

 

[FLMountainMan]

Originally Posted by Roland Loden of Germany

Yesterday I phoned to Dieter my school chum who declared himself as a Germany gay at the age of 15. He was rather angered by the account of the Texas man's rudeness towards me to an extent that I recalled when he biten off a Spaniard's ear outside a pub on Weinstraße in München due to a disagreement over the origin of a surname which I have now forgotten. Despite this account his mood is generally delightful and his fashioned appearance would never suggest such a behavior.

This is classic. It's like Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey crossed with Borat crossed with Dieter from Sprockets.

 

[dopey]

After every one of Roland's posts, I think, now is the time on Styleform when we dance. Then I touch my monkey.

 

[James Bond]

I must say, I'm curious about the concept of 'a Germany gay.' Does Germany have nationalized homosexuality?

 

[Edward Appleby]

This thread is eight different kinds of marsupialed.