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I'm back, babies! Me, the fantastic wunderhund (is that right? I don't know... well it's right now.) Yvie, to give you the definitions for word verification words so you may increase your vocabulary.
I've pretty much spent my week sleeping, which is what I do most days. However this week we got to do some training, because puppy Tula (who may or may not be a brat) is taking training classes and is being a dunce.
she thinks she's so great, but she's making Mom and Anne look dumb...
The good thing about that is that it means I get to do some training too. I LOVE TRAINING! Because I love to eat. As it should be for all dogs.
Anyhoo, onto the words!
Ireshe - a woman's anger.
Istic - the religion of those gummy octopi that you throw at a wall and who then "crawl down". Their deity is Nounstik - She who never loses her grip...
Immist - when a light fall of water is aimed at you but misses it's target
Imperor - clearly the king of the imps and gremlins
Lankles - also, clearly, the lower leg joints for people (or dogs - think great danes) who have long legs
Ticton - when the clock sounds weigh too much. Yes sounds have weight, didn't you know that? That's common dog knowledge. Just like how smells have looks
O'Tingle - (yes I added the apostrophe) - lord of the "funny feeling". Can be used for some guy who rubs you the wrong way. You know the guy... (IE: "Oh great, here comes Jerry O'Tingle")
Lunalli - prescription weight loss pill for our fat fat moon. Clearly only works sometimes because the moon always gets fat again.
And that's it for this week folks!
Have a good weekend and eat lots of treats!
17 comments:
Oh Yvie I love you so! Your words totally brighten my day. My fave for this week is Imperor because my two faithful companions (who you would LURV incidentally) are Imperors of the highest order, even though they are not gremlins (although sometimes they act it.)
"Oh great, here comes Jerry O'Tingle"
Hahaha! I am going to have to use this from now on. I think my husband has a new nickname :D
"Just like how smells have looks"
LOL, terrific.
I think I have Clankles, people with long legs but not clearly definable calves.
Piedmont - LOL. two imperors would indeed be a handful
Joan - Ha! make sure you say it while looking at him out of the corner of your eye in a suspicious manner
Palindrome - hmm i dunno about that. i bet you're being too harsh on your legs. I do like the term clankles tho. We'll have to spread that around
Oh, look who's a happy dog, getting her belly rubbed!
Jerry O'Tingle...oh, I'm still laughing. That one's going into the bit.
I like ticton too, even if I like Yvie's heightened perceptions.
Even if I *lack* Yvie's heightened perceptions. LACK.
Teebore - i was like, what the hell is he talking about? and then i kept reading
I need to add those words to my vocabulary. Very funny. I'm glad you got some sleep. That, and treats are vital. (I posted an award for you this morning.)
Thanks Roxy!
Your dog is so cute! Love these words - especially Lankles. LOL
Julie - thanks! I was sitting on lankles for awhile
LOL! (Thanks for the advice on AW!) Really love your blog : )
Eating lots of treats - I can do that! thanks for the fun post.
Suzan - any time and thanks for stopping by!
Suzette - yes... if only learning involved doing a task and then eating something nummy. We'd all be geniuses
Another great fun Friday words!
Ahahahaha... Lankles. That is pure brilliance.
I am at work right now, dreading the arrival of my own Jerry O'Tingle. *shudders*
Alex - thanks!
Aching - it's the ones that you work with which are always the worst. I don't know why that is...
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