What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stranger.
I love that word, uvula. You can probably guess why.
Ooops, my bad. I was about to nick Stilt for his spelling.
It's No Gouda,I'm with you... when I was in skool it was spelled "that hangy-down thing"
@TrickyRicky- For the same reason you giggle every time you see a Volvo.@It's No Gouda- Sometimes dyslexia is highly stimulating.@Bruce Bleu- It sounds more impressive in the original Latin.
Uvula - wasn't that the name of one of Seinfeld's girlfriends on his tv show?
Bobo, The situation was that Jerry was told that a certain girl he was interested in had a name that rhymed with a part of a woman's privates, so he came up with the name "Mulva", but as we know, her name was actually "Deloris".
@Bobo & Bruce Bleu- That was a pretty funny episode (although that's true of most Seinfeld episodes).
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I love that word, uvula. You can probably guess why.
ReplyDeleteOoops, my bad. I was about to nick Stilt for his spelling.
ReplyDeleteIt's No Gouda,
ReplyDeleteI'm with you... when I was in skool it was spelled "that hangy-down thing"
@TrickyRicky- For the same reason you giggle every time you see a Volvo.
ReplyDelete@It's No Gouda- Sometimes dyslexia is highly stimulating.
@Bruce Bleu- It sounds more impressive in the original Latin.
Uvula - wasn't that the name of one of Seinfeld's girlfriends on his tv show?
ReplyDeleteBobo,
ReplyDeleteThe situation was that Jerry was told that a certain girl he was interested in had a name that rhymed with a part of a woman's privates, so he came up with the name "Mulva", but as we know, her name was actually "Deloris".
@Bobo & Bruce Bleu- That was a pretty funny episode (although that's true of most Seinfeld episodes).
ReplyDelete