Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for July 25, 2011

I guess it really gave him the willies, but didn’t quite scare the bejeezis out of him.

Bejeezuses. I just like saying that.re: slogan Get Lame! Everyday!

What a mess! Maybe it’s time to watch some old romantic comedies….

FB: Once Upon a Time in the West. Best western film ever!

That’s why God created blankets and fingers. My folk were both child psychologists and I remember being packed in the back of the family Rambler to see The Blob.

It’s good to quantify.

@Blog: Buster Brown and Tige. Can Smilin’ Ed McConnell and the gang be far behind?

Love the Flaubert quote.

If if want to know what to do with your “Willies” read “Next Of Kin” by Eric Frank Russell.As for the “Bejeezuses” you might try a couple of them Roomba thingies.

Slogan ideas:

So much more than a smattering – Frog Applause!Try it – and you’ll wonder why!

Also, Mz. T: dig today’s “Pearls Before Swine”:http://www.gocomics.com/pearlsbeforeswine

Everything is better with more B Jesusus.

Let’s hope that they aren’t wet willies!

No willies or bejezusses (or should that be bejezii?), but a number of movies did scare the crap out of me.

to me, that clock is just creepy….it looks like it has an attitude, and who needs an attitude from a clock?

When you want to give your brain a pause, just read some Frog Applause!

9 Chickweed Lane ; looks like just maybe Sister Aramus should have had the bejeezuses scared out of her instead of the willie stuck in her

Pier Angeli’s eyes give me vertigo.

Just looks like he lost his marbles to me…

Like the quote by Peter Jennings on the ”Statistics” post. (Talk about irony.)

No movie has scared me more than the 1963 film "The Haunting!** The remake, with all of it’s special effects was lame.

Skræling was only used to refer to the native people that Norse settlers and explorers encountered in Greenland, Helluland, Markland and Vinland. Most people who translate Old Norse into English, if they bother to translate the word at all, use the English word wretches, even though the original texts don’t seem to use the word pejoritively; its etymology is disputed, and it’s the only surviving word thaat belongs uniquely to the Greenland dialect of Old Norse.In modern Icelandic, the word has been preserved as meaning both barbarian and foreigner; in the non-insular Nordic languages it means weakling.Arnold Schwarzenegger would probably use it to mean “girly-man” if the word existed in Austrian German, but in Austria, they’re more likely to use the word sitzenpinkler.

Re: Hopeless Idiot, likes like Al Franken, er, Sen. Al Franken

Ouch, the thought police got me for using 2 improper wordsthe plural of kiss and the plural of mound regarding ms ka, ka, ka.