(1) Burger and root beer? Whatever floats your bloat!
(2) The Man in the Moon casts a giant shadow that can swallow a human whole. You’re lucky it only took your mouth.
(3) Forget about Dad’s root beer. Drink Bud’s real beer instead.
(4) Wendy’s old-fashioned burgers come from the meat of old cows that fancy themselves fashionable.
(5) Old-fashioned word: “Woord” (Dutch) / “Wort” (German).
So the “man in the moon” isn’t you, but he has your mouth….and now you have to be fed intravenously? Sounds like a great way to lose weight, but probably a bit too inconvenient to compete with Nutrisystem and Jenny Craig.
‘Also a unique perspective is above logic Sadje – ‘So the “man in the moon” isn’t you, but he has your mouth….and now you have to be fed intravenously? …..
Mate, if you need a magnifying glass to see that enormous drink, perhaps it’s time to make an appointment with your Optician. Unless the moonshadow has nabbed your eyes already.
The old-fashioned word for bloated was flibbertigibbet, I believe. Or perhaps cattywampus. I’m currently being followed by a moon-shadow . . . um, moon-shadow, moon-shadow.
It would have been better if the moon shadow just stalked you without stealing anything.
But whaddaya gonna do? That’s moon shadows for you.
(I found tumefied too, but obviously your very first commentator brought it up already, lol )
Though I did feel bloated–LOL!
Nice to see you looking confused by a food item again, tref! I think I can help clear up that confusion: Get a straw! ;)
Hah! I went back to look it up. I had no idea what was on that page. But yeh, it still holds true. I will follow back and spend some time reading your blog, as well. Thanks, Rugby
Finally getting a little caught up here, going through many posts… thanks for all the smiles and chuckles! (And now I’ll be singing Moon Shadow for the rest of the day. 😄 And that’s a good thing — it’s a favorite of mine.)
Strange, I was just humming that song this morning. That moon shadow is everywhere! :)
(“Tumefied” might work.)
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Funny, that was the original title, but I began to doubt if that word had ever really been used by anybody. Thanks, MM
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Great minds! :D
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(1) Burger and root beer? Whatever floats your bloat!
(2) The Man in the Moon casts a giant shadow that can swallow a human whole. You’re lucky it only took your mouth.
(3) Forget about Dad’s root beer. Drink Bud’s real beer instead.
(4) Wendy’s old-fashioned burgers come from the meat of old cows that fancy themselves fashionable.
(5) Old-fashioned word: “Woord” (Dutch) / “Wort” (German).
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6. Funny stuff, David
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Nice response. Particularly ‘ Whatever floats your bloat!……
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So the “man in the moon” isn’t you, but he has your mouth….and now you have to be fed intravenously? Sounds like a great way to lose weight, but probably a bit too inconvenient to compete with Nutrisystem and Jenny Craig.
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Ab-so-lutely. (I think)
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Unique perspective, moon taking your head. 😜
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Don’t tell anybody else, but It’s a Cat Stevens song from the 1970s. Maybe not as well known as I thought.
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I’m the ignorant one, not very well versed with western music.
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Nonsense, Sadje. It’s from 1971. So anyone can be forgiven for not recognising it. And I liked your comment. Thanks.
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Thanks 🙏
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first song i listened to was by cat stevens, cat n the craddle
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‘Also a unique perspective is above logic Sadje – ‘So the “man in the moon” isn’t you, but he has your mouth….and now you have to be fed intravenously? …..
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Mate, if you need a magnifying glass to see that enormous drink, perhaps it’s time to make an appointment with your Optician. Unless the moonshadow has nabbed your eyes already.
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looking for the “next clue to the case”
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The old-fashioned word for bloated was flibbertigibbet, I believe. Or perhaps cattywampus. I’m currently being followed by a moon-shadow . . . um, moon-shadow, moon-shadow.
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Fibbermewampus? Thanks, FW
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Thanks, David!
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Tumefied is as old fashioned as I can get on this one. I pretty much feel that way after any fast food.
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Yeh, I found that word too, but it seemed so unlikely anyone would have actually used it.
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I confess, it is the first time I have used it.
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Now I can’t get that song out of my head! 🤣
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Not a bad song to get stuck in your head!
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It would have been better if the moon shadow just stalked you without stealing anything.
But whaddaya gonna do? That’s moon shadows for you.
(I found tumefied too, but obviously your very first commentator brought it up already, lol )
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You need to watch out for those moon-shadows, Seliza!
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Though I did feel bloated–LOL!
Nice to see you looking confused by a food item again, tref! I think I can help clear up that confusion: Get a straw! ;)
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Ah hah! A straw, you say? I will look into it.
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“Now im going to make an Old Fashioned, the old fashioned way, the way dear old dad used to”. Come tref you know this one.
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Haha! Of course I do. The great Jim Backus.
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I knew it!
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Loved the comment on your gravitas page so of course I had to follow you.
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Hah! I went back to look it up. I had no idea what was on that page. But yeh, it still holds true. I will follow back and spend some time reading your blog, as well. Thanks, Rugby
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Always like to read someone with a sense of humor☺️
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Spell check won’t let me write GRAVATAR unless it’s all in caps
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I love your photo ;-)
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Thanks, Toke
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I like your photos. Have you ever thought of putting them on Pixabay.com?
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I never heard of it, but I will check it out. Thanks, David
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Finally getting a little caught up here, going through many posts… thanks for all the smiles and chuckles! (And now I’ll be singing Moon Shadow for the rest of the day. 😄 And that’s a good thing — it’s a favorite of mine.)
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Thank you, Betty. I look forward to reading some new poetry by Ms Hayes-Albright, as well.
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