A "Wood Between the Worlds" Digression....

It was until I needed it as a noun.

Just as a Bunny was a wabbit until you needed it as an avatar.

HeeHeeHeeeeeeeeeeee

Nervous laughter......



I so DO drink water - but I filter it, to get the fish thr **** out...

Water? Who drinks water?

Reminds me of the saying, "Who put pineapple juice in my pineapple juice?"

God?

Lovely Rita, Meter Maid
May i inquire discreetly
When are you free to take some tea with me?

Standing by a parking meter
When i caught of glimpse of Rita
Filling in a ticket in her little white book
In a cap, she looked much older
And the bad across her shoulder
Made her look a little like a military man . . .

I risk bunny-claw (nail? does that mean she is currently compromised?) censure by being focused and anti-digressionary (though I'm trying to be digressive in how I convey the anti-digressionary information) (by the way I really liked the succession of parentheticals in the "Nail" verse, lovely, just lovely).

Um.

Right, so the "jeep thing"...

Jeep, the company, had some slogan: "It's a Jeep thing, you wouldn't understand." With a smiley face. (I've never seen it, I looked it up.)

This annoys some people (it sounds annoying to me...)

So this bumper sticker was replying. "I got your Jeep thing" (I understand) " and now it hurts to pee" (your Jeep thing is a sexually transmitted disease).

I got as far as figuring out that "Jeep thing" must be a, well, thing, found it here:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=A+jeep+thing

Isn't there some old saying that a joke isn't funny any more if it needs to be explained?

Thankee for noticing the parentheses, Soz!!!



I think the jeep people would understand the jeep thing. Or those who know jeep people. Or those who detest jeep people, or jeeps.


It's a jeep thing.......


Oh my!

emember - there was a big "thing" thing a while back?


Like - "Oh, it's a boy thing."

It was gently satirised in one of the Antsy movies - "It's a whatever insect thing."

Jeepers creepers.

Here - from Aboriginal culture, it's often "Men's secret business" or "women's secret business" or cat, or dog secret business - or whatever, for those who like to extend things.

Well then, go do your business.

It was just a matter of time until someone said it; I thought I'd get it out of the way.

Two words I use too much: 'things' and 'stuff'.

God drinks water? Surely not, for he gave us so many better beverages.

Like Tab.

From what I can gather, the word among the young these days is "gear." As in, "Where do you buy your gear?" It could mean your clothes, your school supplies, whatever.

That's another word that gets way too much. Whatever.

Whatever.

One of my young neighbours likes to do her business in her trews. Seems to be comfy or something.

Not so comfy for me when I pick her up

Squish.

Doing business in trews.

I could do that.

I'll stand upwind.

Or do I mean downwind?

Definitely not a sidewinder.

Deb, what does being aboriginal have to do with secret business of men or women? Are you saying that men or wimmen's secret business is ab-original?

That may be too serious and provoke the Buneeee...

Ab-Original, is that some kind of exercise machinery?