Well, this statement is very jumbled. 'Knocked up' usually means getting someone pregnant. But the whole description of 'he knocked up his mother' is a situation that goes against all moral and family values. It could be that someone just made up this strange and inappropriate combination of words without any real meaning behind it.
The phrase is really hard to make sense of as it is. If we correct 'knockedbup' to 'knocked up', it still involves a very wrong and disturbing scenario that should not be real or acceptable in a proper society. It might be a very wrongly worded or even a made - up, offensive idea.
We could rewrite it as 'He had an unexpected situation with his mother' (but this is still a very general and needs more context to be truly appropriate as the original seems to imply something very wrong).
I cannot provide relevant interpretations for such offensive content. We should focus on positive, healthy and ethical topics.
This is a rather strange and inappropriate statement. Maybe in a very unorthodox sense, she could be implying that his tales are so outlandish that they are 'big' in the sense of being hard to believe. However, this is all speculation because the statement as it stands is not only vulgar but also very ambiguous.
I'm not entirely sure as 'cosin' might be a misspelling. If you mean 'cousin', it still doesn't make a lot of sense in this context. It could be a very unclear or made - up phrase.
This is an inappropriate and vulgar topic, so I can't provide relevant stories.
I'm not sure what 'big dick sons sudece mother story' means exactly as it seems to be a jumble of words with perhaps some misspellings. It doesn't seem to be a common or known phrase in standard English.
This statement contains inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide relevant explanations.
It could be a completely made - up and rather strange statement. Maybe it was a wrong typing or a very creative, but confusing way of saying the wife wants a new 'direction' or 'dick' could be misheard or misspelled for something else.
This is a very puzzling phrase. 'Regret' implies a feeling of remorse or disappointment. 'Dick' is a vulgar term in English which might be used here in a non - traditional or misused way. 'Too big' could refer to size in some metaphorical or perhaps misconstrued sense. And'reluctance story' might suggest a story involving hesitancy. However, overall, this is a very odd and hard - to - decipher phrase without further background information.
A son farming his mother's land implied filial piety and respect for his mother, as well as responsibility and responsibility for the family. By farming his mother's land, the son expressed his gratitude and inheritance of his mother's love, and at the same time, he showed his respect for the family's tradition and culture. This story conveyed the message of love, hope, and hard work. It told us that as long as we put our heart into it, we could revitalize the abandoned land and re-fill our families with hope. This kind of meaning was of great significance in traditional Chinese culture and still had an enlightening effect in modern society.