“Wine in, whine out” (that is, when there is wine there is no more whining) is a saying that has been put on T-shirts and other items. The saying has been cited in print since the book Youth in Revolt: The Journals of Nick Twisp (1993) by C. D. Payne, but seems to have been popular since 2005.
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Google Books
Youth in Revolt:
The Journals of Nick Twisp
By C. D. Payne
Sebastopol, CA: Aivia Press
1993
Pg. 170:
All this can be reduced to a simple formula: Wine in, whine out.
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Cauldron
03-10-2005, 04:27 PM #15
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wine:in
whine:out
Wit and Humor
Friday, April 07, 2006
TICKLE PICKLE !
Tickle PICKLE
In a bucket of WINE
Wine IN and whine OUT
And everything will be FINE
Mop your floor with PINE (sol)
And do the RHYME
Kick the BUCKET
And ask yourself WHY
posted by WIT AND HUMOR at 10:14 AM
Whine from the CocoaNut
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Blog Name Explanation
I love chocolate (I am the cocoa nut) and I like to drink wine. Wine in => whine out.
All Aphorisms, All The Time
Aphorisms by Jay Friedenberg
Posted on March 3, 2012
(...)
Wine in, whine out.
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