That's what Ian Paisley claimed to have when declining to answer questions about his son's resignation during his visit to Scotland. When reporters persisted to enquire about the First Minister's own future, he implied they wanted him carried out in a box.
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This explains why he is hard to annoy. I always thought it was like water of a ducks back!!!!
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More dinosaur like skin if you ask me. Ofcourse the flat earthers of Paisley's party refuse to recognise that dinosaurs ever existed despite overwhelming evidence.
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