你是没长手 还是没长腿呀
“Do you have no hands and legs?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不好吃
“Doesn't taste good.”
你是 没长手 还是 没长腿 呀
“Do you have no hands and legs?”
“Can't you take the trash out? You think I'm your maid?”
“You are fully capable, stop being so lazy and do it yourself!”
Using sarcastic body-part idioms like '没长手没长腿' is a common, culturally recognizable trope used by family members to protest unequal burdens of domestic labor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as if you don't have hands (lazy)
A colloquial sarcastic idiom used when someone expects to be waited on hand and foot.
as if you don't have legs (immobile/lazy)
Paired frequently with '没长手' to scold someone who refuses to get up and fetch something.
Adds sharp, exasperated emphasis to the sarcastic alternative question.