Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for November 10, 2011

Eh?

SNERK!!, eh?

You’re a hoser, EH?

It would confuse me…I dont do metric.

2 and 2 are 4, 4 and 4 are 8, 8 and 8 are 16, 16 and 16 are 32. Inchworm, inchworm, measuring….. (and a Dane supposedly sang that)

Centimeter worm, centimeter worm… Nah, it just doesn’t work. Could be worse. Could be 2.54-centimeter worm.

(Never did think Danny Kaye was funny. But I fondly remember Imogene Coca on the Sid Caesar Show singing the “Inchworm Song”.)

Okay, I’ll bite: Was it Danny Kaye (presumably playing Hans Christian Andersen) who sang that, or Victor Borge?Or am I even more lost than usual?

Once you learn the metric way, it is very easy.Must not be stubborn and set in your ways, though.IT is good for the mind to learn something new.

That worm has been on quite a mission.

I still translate for our foreign daughter-in-law. 25.4 mm worm. or 2.54 cm worm…………

take off, eh! You hoser!

atajayhawk: Danny Kaye in the movie. I don’t know if Victor Borge ever sang Inchworm (measuring the marigolds).

atajayhawk: I doubt if anyone who asks such a question ever comes back to check for answers. I don’t. What a pity. Oh well.

NOW TAKE OFF YOU HOSER

Careful, Inchy, or Sophie just might kilogram you into a grease spot! You know how violent Americans are… ;o)

Oh and hoser also originated with that team. I still have that album. You gotta play beer hunter.

Oh and the hoser typically is the one who “hoses” in one way or another, the hosee.

Yup—sounds like a 2.5-cm worm to me..Good one.

Not an Inch Worm. A 2.54 cm Worm!

Metric is logic. lol