The Merciless Pepper of Quetzalacatenango.....
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The Merciless Pepper of Quetzalacatenango.....
you would need a mouth transplant after that
:sick: surgery...
recovery
Convalesce...
debility
Weakened...
vulnerable
susceptible
likely
Probable....
outcome
Conclusion....
eternity
Forever...
dreaming
It's a funny coincidence you posted dreaming, I was just having a convo about dreams before I came on here with a couple people.
Daydreaming....
"Dream a little dream of me"
LOL....ya'll silly
wishful thinking
I looked up that song on wikipedia. It said there is about 60 versions of it, and somehow this is the first time I heard a version of it, I think.
Then I looked up wishful thinking, and I stumbled upon.....
Pygmalion Effect
Look at that, learned of two unknown things today. I possibly might need to get out more. (or read wikipedia more, anyways.) :laugh:
Down in the south where I live, boy friend gets close and has the funny look in his eyes, I just say
Wishful Thinking!
LOL
expectations
yeah, wikipedia sometimes is quite fun to read. As computer scientist always work with the worst case possible, I say:
Murphy's Law :D:
lol! :laugh:Quote:
Down in the south where I live, boy friend gets close and has the funny look in his eyes, I just say
Wishful Thinking!
Yes, it is. I get on wikipedia and sometimes end up clicking link after link. I don't end up spending as much time on it as when I look at tv tropes, though.
I also sometimes listen to wikipedia being updated before I go to sleep:
http://listen.hatnote.com/
The Law of Sod...
Murphy's Law, Law of Sod == Just My Luck
When it rains it pours.....
When I was a kid I didn't know that phrase had to do with luck, I thought people were really talking about rain. I was a bit baffled by it, though not as much as the first time I heard someone say "it's raining cats and dogs." :laugh:
never saw it comingQuote:
Originally Posted by Zenobia
the one that always threw me was 'raining cats and dogs'Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenobia
Then I heard an old timer explain it, thought to myself, I should had known that!
Blindsided...
I still don't understand the 'raining cats and dogs' thing. Maybe they had veeeery different weather before our time, lol. :laugh:
unpreparedQuote:
Originally Posted by Zenobia
Down where I live, it's raining extremely heavily, that even the cats and dogs are taking cover and it's so bad you tend to get very wet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenobia
Caught off guard.....
Oh, I never had heard that before. Well, look at that.
I googled it last night, and for the first time I think this has ever happened the entire internet seemed to just sort of shrug it's shoulders and say "nope, not too sure on the raining cats and dogs thing." Usually if the internet doesn't know about a thing, it just sort of collectively seems to make something up. :laugh:
And here I half vaguely thought it would be some sage old saying about the rain coming down as fast as dogs running after cats would be or something like that, lol! :laugh:
you know anything is possible. Different regions have sayings for just about anything probably not related to what others know.
just go with the flow.
surprise!
Yup, that's true. :)
I see that people from England say it's "raining stair rods" when it's raining heavy. I wonder why everything is centred on rain? I've never heard anything like "It's snowing buffalos and antelopes out." :D:
Shock....
That would make me think it's time for some type of under-ground cover!Quote:
I've never heard anything like "It's snowing buffalos and antelopes out
hysterics
lol! :laugh:
frenzied.....
uncontrolled
Rampage...
stampede
Calgary....
Alberta
The Prairie Provinces....
Saskatchewan