"Hangs like a cashew" quote

[Gail Smith <ladyhunsdon@EARTHLINK.NET>]

A teacher came to me today, having heard the phrase "hangs like a cashew"
last night on TV when referring to a Judge and his sexual indiscretions.
Neither she, nor I had ever heard the expression before, and I am coming up
with a blank in finding a reference.  Anyone out there know where the
expression comes from, or what it means?  At lunch, some suggested a
reference to the private parts of the Judge, but no one knew for sure.

Thanks


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Gail Smith, Librarian & Tech Facilitator
Edison Regional Gifted Center, Chicago
gsmith@edison.cps.k12.il.us

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