Suffering succotash, ain't you folks the giddy limit.
											
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												
it was pronounced 
"thuffering thuccotash" because poor old Sylvester had a lisp...
 
											 
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												What a revoltin' development . . .
											
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												"And Jehosaphat despaired, for the priests of the Temple came forth and sayeth unto him, 'Suffering Succotash, O King, for the judgment of the Lord is nigh", and Jehosaphat, lifting his arms to the Heavens, cried "What a revoltin' development this is." 
Lightning bolt scheduled anytime in the next five minutes.
											
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												Equus wrote:"And Jehosaphat despaired, for the priests of the Temple came forth and sayeth unto him, 'Suffering Succotash, O King, for the judgment of the Lord is nigh", and Jehosaphat, lifting his arms to the Heavens, cried "What a revoltin' development this is." 
Lightning bolt scheduled anytime in the next five minutes.
 
I'd prefer a burning bush, she uttered gnomically....
											
 
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												Gnom´ic`al`ly
adv. In a gnomic, didactic, or sententious manner.
											
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												Murgatroid is a surname.
sheesh.....
											
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
												I've heard it in reference to the Mormon Cricket, indigenous to Utah & Idaho.
Bear Claw
											
					
				 
																									
						
														
					
													@BearClaw,
												I vaguely remember something of the sort, too.
											
 
					
				 
																
						
														
					
												To all this hypothesizing and prosletizing, I can but reply with a great oath once encountered in a science fiction novel I read a few ice ages ago: "Jesus H. Particular Christ on a jet-propelled pogo stick!" 
- Dennis L. Crabtree