I have just discovered the phrase “Whatever will add bubbles to my cough syrup.” I think it should be used more often as an alternative to “that will put hairs on your chest” or similar sentiments. It may have a hard time catching on (like OZAY or DOTNOSE) but I think the extra effort will really add bubbles to your cough syrup.
I have just discovered the phrase “Whatever will add bubbles to my cough syrup.” I think it should be used more often as an alternative to “that will put hairs on your chest” or similar sentiments. It may have a hard time catching on (like OZAY or DOTNOSE) but it think the extra effort will really add bubbles to your cough syrup.
How about abbreviating it? WWABTMCS
By the way, you didn’t “discover” that, Columbus, you gentrified it.
I have no idea what OZAY or DOTNOSE mean, but i will search engine
One of my favorites lines is used when someone tries to grab something from you. “Hey, don’t get grabby, look what your mother got for grabbing.” It usually leaves the recipient puzzled for a second or two and then that precious look when they catch on.
I love the word dandelion. It’s a quality word that is fun to say, as is butthole.
I happen to like the word dandelion too - especially because it probably originates from it’s greek name leontodon, which means lion’s tooth and then perhaps the old French word Dent-de-lion meaning lion’s tooth or teeth.
Dent-de-lion? Wow, that makes sense. I’m embarrassed now that all this time I have been telling people it was named after a gay lion. Exit, .... stage right!
