@coluber2001,
Fair enough. I had to look up the translation, too.
Something new to eject that fly. It's brilliant.
@edgarblythe,
It's our new program that warns customers that a storm is going to be coming our way. You may stay and drink your soup and enjoy your meal, or we can box it for you to take home.
Bring me a snorkel. I'm going in.
@edgarblythe,
How do you like the tourbillon Bouillon?
tourbillon=whirlwind or whirlpool
You ever thought of selling this recipe to the pentagon?
(Thanks to Jim Unger, of Herman comic strip)
@edgarblythe,
We like to call it the Stormy Daniels special, sir.
@jespah,
Oh! Bol de bouillon. I thought you ordered tourbillon. Well, now you have both, sir.
I think when I accidentally discovered the similar-sounding words, bouillon and tourbillon, I realized that this was the genesis of the image in the cartoon, that of a whirlwind juxtaposed with a bowl of broth. I say accident, because I have no knowledge of the French language other than liking the way it sounds.
I guess I should have checked the weather forecast.
Honestly, sir, I think you'll need a heavier wine with that dish.
When you asked if I like Earth, wind and fire, I naturally assumed -
@coluber2001,
"You're not wearing any pants."
@tsarstepan,
And now making her first public appearance in over 3,400 years, The Goddess. Welcome, Ms Goddess.
@coluber2001,
My naïve proimmigration opponent would like you to think there are actual positive aspects of El Nino!
(If anyone can help me edit this down to a little more concise caption for submission ... that would be quite appreciated. I'll dwell on it whilst at work.)
Edit once again: Never mind. I already submitted a shorter version of the above caption.
Yeah yeah and who made you the expert on global warming?
@hingehead,
“You’re the wind beneath my wings!”
