1) Is it possible for an individual to sod ON?
 
2) If so... has anyone successfully done it?
 
Bonus Query: What is this obsession with lawns and why are they considered so offensive?
 
Inquiring minds and all that rot.

jog on you tosspot

What a cheeky git that monkey lover is! 

daryl1968
jog on you tosspot

I'm presuming "jog on" is a recent addition to the English language because I never once heard that expression before I moved to the US, and yet I hear it all the time from Brits now. Was it a catchphrase of a TV show or something? 

Beepster
1) Is it possible for an individual to sod ON?
 
2) If so... has anyone successfully done it?
 
Bonus Query: What is this obsession with lawns and why are they considered so offensive?
 
Inquiring minds and all that rot.

Of course you can sod on. In much the same way as you can be gruntled. However, nobody has ever in history found the need to sod on, so nobody really knows what it entails. If you can give me a reason to sod on, I'll try it. 

I've heard people say "sod it" but never "sod on."
 
(Even if I just used "sodder on" in another fred...)

"Sod On" - A landscapers term that translates loosely to mean -"we're almost done".

 
Hi
 
On their seminal 1936 album Bore You All To Death VIII, Amon Duul explored the musically possibilities of adding effects pedals to the recorded sound of the maracas they used on side-B opening song "Are You Still Awake?".
 
After some 14 years intense experimentation in the studio, they eventually settled on the sound generated by the ground-breaking "Super-Overdriven-Distortion" (S.O.D.) pedal first used by Can on their 1923 album Can You Keep Your Eyes Open.
 
There were however a lot of intense arguments among band members on the use of the S.O.D. pedal - some though it added nothing to the character of the maracas, others though it was just alright.
 
These legendary arguments and discussions were later immortalised on Gong's 1951 album Going Going Gong in the aptly entitled tune "SOD On!".
 
Of course, my own feelings on the matter are quite Amon Dull so I'll try to keep them down to around 400,000 words or fewer.
 
The main argument in my opinion against using this particular pedal 

sharke

daryl1968
jog on you tosspot

I'm presuming "jog on" is a recent addition to the English language because I never once heard that expression before I moved to the US, and yet I hear it all the time from Brits now. Was it a catchphrase of a TV show or something? 

Soppy sods, you lot