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A Doctor Who Fan. A Who Ha or a Who Head maybe a Who Do.
A person who doesn't like Doctor Who. A Who Boo.
A WHO BOO!
If the person who named Walkie Talkies named everything ...
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A WHO BOO!
Fast acting Viagra.
Sorry, I am outside of my mind. It's Sig's fault.
Jiffy Stiffy
There's one at my local shop that's called "The Shining." It's my personal favorite.
A strain for musicians called
The Sonic Chronic
Slightly off topic, kind of, well it nearly fits. Anyway.
Welsh as an old language doesn't have words for a lot of new things.
Therefore the introduction of microwave ovens caused an etymological challenge.
Someone put on their thinking cap and started by thinking "Hmmm well the Welsh word for oven or bakehosue is popty"
And then in a flash of inspiration decided upon popty-ping for microwave.
I like it a lot.
Welsh as an old language doesn't have words for a lot of new things.
Therefore the introduction of microwave ovens caused an etymological challenge.
Someone put on their thinking cap and started by thinking "Hmmm well the Welsh word for oven or bakehosue is popty"
And then in a flash of inspiration decided upon popty-ping for microwave.
I like it a lot.
From hence forth I shall call the microwave a popty-ping. I love it.
For the combination of medical marijuana and viagra
Stoner boner
I'm blaming Sig for that too
For the combination of medical marijuana and viagra
Stoner boner
I'm blaming Sig for that too
Well, a walkie-talkie describes precisely what the object is supposed to do. With that in mind, would birds be twitter-flaps? Would horses be called clopetty-poops? Would chairs perhaps be called sit-upons?
Or perhaps we would live in a world where everything must rhyme...in which case oranges would be "roundie eaties".
Or perhaps we would live in a world where everything must rhyme...in which case oranges would be "roundie eaties".
Patricia don't worry. If you lose total control, I will call the paramedics with the big needles.
I remain convinced that Doctor Seuss named them. Just look at this thread. We've all relocated to Whoville.
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Oh, you know you like it.
A sit-upon is actually a small cushion used to "sit upon" the ground. Usually water-proof in case the grass is wet.