Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Well, I hate to hear that but I especially hate to hear about the rain in the forecast here since local businesses have gone absolutely insane with eclipse fever, apparently.
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Just wear your panties, er, underpants and are 'panties' cuter than 'underpants' anyway?
My panties are cuter
.That happened to hubby many years ago. He's circumsised so not foreskin but his glans. Very painful methinks
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Methinks as well!My panties are cuter
That happened to hubby many years ago. He's circumsised so not foreskin but his glans. Very painful methinks
Wirey
Fartist
That's just malarkey, you...... bamboozle!Engish is a fun language which all should agree because of this:
Shush with your brouhaha, you nincompoop.
Makes sense.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
My favorite words aren't there. Most of those words came from the Simpsons, words like cromulent and m'eh.
But from the list its lollygag.
The Origins of 11 Funny Animal-Related Sayings
- Doggie Bag
- When Pigs Fly
- Busy As a Bee
- Wild Goose Chase
- As Happy as a Clam
- Black Sheep
- Cat Got Your Tongue?
- In the Doghouse
- Red Herring
- Swan Song
- The Bee’s Knees
- Read More About Animals:
When Pigs Fly
Various iterations of sayings about piggies flying have existed for centuries. It’s believed that the first use of a flying pig comment (in appropriate sassy and disbelieving context) appeared in John Withals’s 1616 English-Latin dictionary, A Shorte Dictonarie for Yonge Begynners. The dictionary included a list of proverbs, which included “pigs fly in the ayre with their tayles forward.”
As we all know, when the sun sets, it descends into the Yellow Sea. This is why the sun appears to set in the west to observers located in Korea and Japan and farther on. It also explains why the sun appears to set in the east to observers in mainland China and India and farther on. Heheheh.
As we all know, when the sun sets, it descends into the Yellow Sea. This is why the sun appears to set in the west to observers located in Korea and Japan and farther on. It also explains why the sun appears to set in the east to observers in mainland China and India and farther on. Heheheh.
The sun sets behind the Tucson Mountains, then on to the Pacific. Then it stops off in Hawaii briefly on its way to Japan.
The price of bacon will soar.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Mornings are evil.
I like mornings, early there is no one about, it's good to sit out with a nice coffee and listen to the sounds of the forest.
Sets me up for the day, for the chores, which psyches me up for another coffee.
Ohhh, you don't like coffee do you??? Mornings must be horrendous