[Aunt Joyce]

This saying comes from this nautical fact:
A sheet is a rope line which controls the tension on the downwind side of a square sail. If, on a three masted fully rigged ship, the sheets of the three lower course sails are loose, the sails will flap and flutter and are said to be "in the wind". A ship in this condition would stagger and wander aimlessly downwind.

WHAT IS THE SAYING?

 

[YellsAtDog]

WHAT IS THE SAYING?

Is it: "He's had too much BillyBeer"?

 

[Profish00]

Three Sheets to the Wind Thanks Joyce, do I win a prize?

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