Dave went onto quite the tangent today. He instinctively tried to say "Use your loaf" and realized that would mean nothing to us. So he gave us a brief lecture on Cockney Rhyming Slang. Essentially, you use a two/three-word phrase, the last of which rhymes with another word, to substitute for that word.
So:
"Use your loaf:" Loaf of bread=head.
I'm driving up the frog: Frog and toad=road.
Where's your tit?: Tit for tat=hat.
I'm going home to trouble: Trouble and strife=wife.
And then...oh, right. We're in Israel. Out of East London, Dave.
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