I think those first fancy curses were just a warmup for the curtain rods thing, which was the agenda the whole time. And what brought this person out of their prairie dog burrow? This is the 4th of July Weekend, not Groundhog Day.
Those up to their armpits in quick-sand shouldn’t be casting curses. Frida says, you reap what you sow, you cranky old sow. Still, I admire your grit in the face of death. Here’s a Lifesaver. Suck on that!
A coworker of mine had a wild limp which, when he walked, can be described as lifting up his right foot and literally flipping it to the right on its way down to make a sideways contact with the floor ( or ground). His left step was normal.
Whenever following him in the hallway, I ALWAYS had the insane urge to mimic his stride … and this was when EEO was the big new thing in the workplace, and would have been a very verboten thing to do. I confessed this to him and he asked for a demo. He laughed so hard that we bonded. From that point on if I came up behind him in the hall, I sometimes would tell whoever I was walking with to “Watch this” … I’d tap him on the shoulder and raise my voice and say “Hey Mitch … coming through” and would (much to the horror of some) do my mimic limp right past him …! ( invariably, his response was always, “I’m going to turn you in!” )
My, my. Such uncomely cursing. The Little Old Lady in Orange (is that the color of inmate uniforms at the Sicko Psycho Rest and Rehab Center?) is so splenetic that she finds things accursed that would not occur to me in my sourest, most cynical moods!
And, just to be clear about this, I did not attack the yak knickknacks!
davidob over 1 year ago
Banning check: “She only a fisherman’s daughter, but she saw his rod, she reeled”.
davidob over 1 year ago
Add “when” between “but” and “she”.
markkahler52 over 1 year ago
O, never mind…XD!!
davidob over 1 year ago
It’s hard work being a grammar Nazi, but someone has to do it :).
davidob over 1 year ago
And also, *was" after “She”. The brain interpolates words all the time. I once thought I made a mistake, but I was wrong. I made two.
Randy B Premium Member over 1 year ago
Is this person shaking their tiny fist in a death curse? Have they been cut in half? Or do they live in a kayak spray skirt?
The Old Wolf over 1 year ago
Oh she would not like me
Radish... over 1 year ago
Spare the rod and spoil the curse.
ericlscott creator over 1 year ago
A three verse curse. Like!
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 1 year ago
Loving the enthusiasm. But shake you fist a bit more. Not faster, but more broadly.
Zebrastripes over 1 year ago
She curses knickknack paddy wacks
Annoying Wilted wrist corsage
And ugly ornate finials on your rods!
Now give your dog a bone!
Zebrastripes over 1 year ago
LOVE LOVE LOVE FA! ❤️
Such cute lameness! ☺️
charles9156 over 1 year ago
now that’s hitting above the curtain
coltish1 over 1 year ago
I think those first fancy curses were just a warmup for the curtain rods thing, which was the agenda the whole time. And what brought this person out of their prairie dog burrow? This is the 4th of July Weekend, not Groundhog Day.
Howard'sMyHero over 1 year ago
Curse the arbiters of fine cursing …!
( a-holes )
Linguist over 1 year ago
I fondly remember the Rod of a Thousand Curtains … er … Curses!
willie_mctell over 1 year ago
In my dad’s dime store we sold curtain rods and cut windowshades per customer measurements.
*Hot Rod* over 1 year ago
https://youtu.be/kz1Ih2gBbfU
Alan Parsons Project
May be a price to pay
Staff and Rod
Rodney Dangerfield ….‘no respect’
Amanda El-Dweek creator over 1 year ago
Wrist Corsage Sabotage is a remake I’d like the Beastie Boys to make.
6turtle9 over 1 year ago
Those up to their armpits in quick-sand shouldn’t be casting curses. Frida says, you reap what you sow, you cranky old sow. Still, I admire your grit in the face of death. Here’s a Lifesaver. Suck on that!
davewhamond creator over 1 year ago
I got nuthin’… you pretty much covered all the curses for one day, Teresa.
Howard'sMyHero over 1 year ago
Here was an “Imp Of Perversion” of mine:
A coworker of mine had a wild limp which, when he walked, can be described as lifting up his right foot and literally flipping it to the right on its way down to make a sideways contact with the floor ( or ground). His left step was normal.
Whenever following him in the hallway, I ALWAYS had the insane urge to mimic his stride … and this was when EEO was the big new thing in the workplace, and would have been a very verboten thing to do. I confessed this to him and he asked for a demo. He laughed so hard that we bonded. From that point on if I came up behind him in the hall, I sometimes would tell whoever I was walking with to “Watch this” … I’d tap him on the shoulder and raise my voice and say “Hey Mitch … coming through” and would (much to the horror of some) do my mimic limp right past him …! ( invariably, his response was always, “I’m going to turn you in!” )
*Hot Rod* over 1 year ago
This gal project’s a great watchdog.
Sisyphos over 1 year ago
My, my. Such uncomely cursing. The Little Old Lady in Orange (is that the color of inmate uniforms at the Sicko Psycho Rest and Rehab Center?) is so splenetic that she finds things accursed that would not occur to me in my sourest, most cynical moods!
And, just to be clear about this, I did not attack the yak knickknacks!
Huckleberry Hiroshima over 1 year ago
I’d curse ‘em for nice curtain rods. I hate people and houses with nice curtain rods. The wrist thingy.. feh, there’s usually another wrist.