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A phrase similar to oh my land, oh my lawd, or oh my lord. The origin of this phrase traces its beginnings to an argument between a man and his wife regarding ones ability to find supporting evidence for any phrase or topic they want regardless of it validity. What started out as a joke then spread like wildfire and is now used by common folk and bbq enthusiasts alike.
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