In Chinese, the Term for Solar Eclipse Is “Rishi”, which Means “The Sun Is Being Eaten”
Why do people say “pardon my French” then continue to blather away in English?
Where else would an apple fall except “. . .n’t fall far from the tree”?
Who are you? Do you live near Chur, Switzerland? I will be there this sommer and would like to know if You’re a Peein’* medium.coma writers are feral or for real. I will be immersed in Swiss/German/Romansch, drowning in it. If you speak Spanish, Italian, Scots or French that would be easy on me ears.
When can we expect Medium to bust all the ‘writers’ with tapestries to sell?
Have any of the f(r)iendly bots been boosted?
What planet will the B$arios go to once Mars puts up the “No Vacancy” sign?
Danke to Carlo Zeno and Harold De Gauche for tomorrow’s inspiration today.
En aleman, der Morgen ist ‘morning’; ‘morgen’ ist ‘tomorrow’. Der Morgen is, of course, masculine. The way to remember this is das Mädchen, (chica, girl) ist nueter. The name “Dawn” is a girl’s name. ‘The dawn’ en Deutsch ist die Morgendämmerung, which sounds like something I would say when I’m really pissed off like if i accidentally cut off my little fingers and put them in the sopa, and i cannae type caps anymore.
Tomorrow morning is . . . Morgen morgen, por supuesto. No, es Morgen früh.
¿Confundida? You won’t be on our next episode of “Soap”.
by Harold and Maude
*One of Jeff Foxworthy’s redneck expressions