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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Original


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elye Community Regular
Alright then . . . it's a play on my last name but I'm not willing to post my last name so that's about as far as I'll go.

Uh oh.........I, uh........posted my last name........that's...um......

Not a good thing.....? :ph34r::ph34r::rolleyes:


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Alright then . . . it's a play on my last name but I'm not willing to post my last name so that's about as far as I'll go.

:lol::lol::lol:

Take a bucket . . . or better yet, take your husband so he can hold your hair.

Ohh, ok.... well now you may be starting a guessing game by saying something that tantalizing! Yep, Brian's good for that. :lol: Speaking of whom, he sure is pharting a lot tonight, and lemme tell ya they are BAD.

This character's name was Gaylord Bolero. :lol: Dad tells me he looked exactly like a man(?) who would lead a bizzare sect.

Stay tuned....

I can't wait, I love your pics!

Uh oh.........I, uh........posted my last name........that's...um......

Not a good thing.....? :ph34r::ph34r::rolleyes:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

psawyer Proficient
I'm guessing some very high proof alcohol would be needed to extract the active chemical. Ummm . . . I think I need to need to leave it at that. I'm afraid this could all be misconstrued by someone who happens upon it :huh: . I'm not sure that every one on the outside understands that what happens in Sillyville is pretty much confined to our very active imaginations. I don't want to get kicked out of gluten-free world for looking like a morning glory pusher. :unsure: That dang mail carrier of mine is going to get me into trouble! :lol:

What happens here, stays here? Like, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Hmm. It is pretty easy for an outsider to peek into our world. If you see a guest reading the topic, you never know who it might be. Even Jacquie sometimes visits us as a guest.

Susie, just throw 'em back whole...Although perhaps smashing them up may cause the hallucinogenic properties to be released more freely....

Do you have any rolling papers? How 'bout smoking them? :lol:

:lol::lol:

I have often wondered about the origin of this word. Why a horn reference to describe this....feeling?

...a stuffed bulldog named Toro, which who whom my brother would call....

(Couldn't resist completing the grammatical editing fer ya, Ptaum!).... :ph34r:;)

Okay, Em, let's consider a visual image. A horn is a hard part of the anatomy that protudes upward. In English from an earlier time, to "have the horn" was to, well, I think you can get the idea. If you had the horn, then you were horny. In more recent usage, it has come to mean a state of arousal in either sex.

Alright then . . . it's a play on my last name but I'm not willing to post my last name so that's about as far as I'll go.

I dare ya. My last name is Sawyer, but then that's not so hard to figure out. I don't really care if anybody here figures out my name. My phone numbers are not listed, so you can't find me that way. If you google my name you will mostly learn about a retired professor in England who is my namesake. Searching on just Sawyer will find lots of hits, but most have no relevance. If you search on my brother's name, you will find plenty of hits, but you have to drill down into his web site to find mention of me (by first name only) in his long bio.

Darn210 Enthusiast

Well, when I first joined this forum, I promised my husband that I would not use the kids' names or our last name. I think he thinks someone might wade through 500 pages to pick out the clues and then drive across the country to take our kids . . . not really . . . but who knows . . . it all comes down to once it's out there, you can't take it back. I honestly don't care if you (my friends) know my last name, but it's not going to posted on a public forum. If you want to PM me you email, I'll send it to you . . . yeah, hubby doesn't consider PM'ing to be "private" enough.

But here is a hint, my last name isn't as common as Sawyer.

tom Contributor
...a stuffed bulldog named Toro, which who whom my brother would call....

(Couldn't resist completing the grammatical editing fer ya, Ptaum!).... :ph34r:;)

That who/whom'll get me every time.

Keep on calling me on it - maybe I'll learn? :o:unsure:

And btw, just how badly do I over-hyphenate?

And howzabout that semi-colon usage earlier? I thought I nailed it. :lol:

:o Oh I can handle it. I can TOTALLY handle it! Look, see, I'm going back to take another look right now!

(Muttering while walking away: I can handle the poop, oh yesseree bob... I'm no sissy, nuh uh... I can handle the poop...)

:lol:

Shouldn't the Queen Mutter be able to delegate the poop-handling?

Alright then . . . it's a play on my last name but I'm not willing to post my last name so that's about as far as I'll go.

Oh YEAH??? Well I've got some good guesses but I'm not willing to post 'em either! :P

Heehee Em :lol: Your Dad! :lol:

"A cosmetic cult. Do they have a leader?"

You DID mention he's expected for another parade, I hope.

tom Contributor
In English from an earlier time, to "have the horn" was to, well, I think you can get the idea.

And Gorgeous comes from 'capable of inducing the engorged state'.

True story. Look it up.

elye Community Regular

Morning, Sillies...

Oh, boy, Peter...are you snowed under? I'm guessing that huge winter storm is right over you as we speak. It's starting here at lunchtime. Dunno about taking an old man with a walker out in blinding snow squalls and ice pellets, veering off the 417, to his surgery. May have to postpone this one....

Yep, Brian's good for that. :lol: Speaking of whom, he sure is pharting a lot tonight, and lemme tell ya they are BAD.

Sarah! Hope you were charting..... :lol:

Incidentally, this is DH's first official day completely gluten-free. Those scatter plots better be descending awful quick.... :rolleyes:

Okay, Em, let's consider a visual image. A horn is a hard part of the anatomy that protudes upward. In English from an earlier time, to "have the horn" was to, well, I think you can get the idea. If you had the horn, then you were horny. In more recent usage, it has come to mean a state of arousal in either sex.

Oracle Peter has spoken. :lol:;)

This makes sense from a living language perspective. But once again, the liguistic queues are taken from the male. We females are shut out again. :rolleyes::lol: No wonder I couldn't connect horn/phallus....I ain't GOT either one of those!

If you search on my brother's name, you will find plenty of hits, but you have to drill down into his web site to find mention of me (by first name only) in his long bio.

Peter!! Is your brother famous? Could he be our Grand Marshall? Does he march? Twirl a baton?

And howzabout that semi-colon usage earlier? I thought I nailed it.

You use your colon admirably, Tom. :D

Heehee Em Your Dad!

"A cosmetic cult. Do they have a leader?"

You DID mention he's expected for another parade, I hope.

You bet....We now have his walker to decorate, and his Parkinson's Shuffle, to which it is technically referred, looks like a great soft-shoe, so it'll be like he's dancing along the route. :lol:


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Good morning, all. Another day of work commercial enterprise, with heavy snow added just for fun.

Darn210 Enthusiast

We were totally ripped off. We were expecting about 6 inches of snow and a snow day. We got about 2 inches and a 2 hour delay since it was suppose to keep snowing and apparently, it has stopped. How anitclamatical.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Morning Sillies!!!

Well the commute was not as bad as I feared. The roads were a little slick but there were more wet patches than ice which made the commute easier.

Here is a funny thing I thought about last night.

My first name is Amanda and my new last name starts with an S, if my middle name was Sara or something my initials would spell out the bad word for butt....A**

LOL

psawyer Proficient
Morning, Sillies...

Oh, boy, Peter...are you snowed under? I'm guessing that huge winter storm is right over you as we speak. It's starting here at lunchtime. Dunno about taking an old man with a walker out in blinding snow squalls and ice pellets, veering off the 417, to his surgery. May have to postpone this one....

Peter!! Is your brother famous? Could he be our Grand Marshall? Does he march? Twirl a baton?

A bit of snow on the ground, but the worst is yet to come.

And, yes, my brother Rob is famous. He is the author Robert J. Sawyer.

Off I go. Back this evening.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I know the State College area is going to get a lot of ice today. We will get under an inch.

Peter-please send some snow towards my husband's direction. He loves it and we got nothing this winter yet.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Where are you Sillies?

Mtndog Collaborator

OMG Uncle ray strikes again:

Why parents Drink:

A Mother passing by her son's bedroom was astonished to see that his bed was nicely made and everything was picked up Then she saw an envelope, propped up prominently on the pillow that was addressed to ' Mom ' With the worst premonition she opened the envelope with trembling hands and read the letter.

Dear Mom ,:It is with great regret and sorrow that I'm writing you. I had to elope with my new girlfriend because I wanted to avoid a scene with Dad and you. I have been finding real passion with Stacy and she is so nice. But I knew you would not approve of her because of all her piercing's, tattoos, tight motorcycle clothes and the fact that she is much older than I am.

But it's not only the passion... Mom she's pregnant. Stacy said that we will be very happy. S he owns a trailer in the woods and has a stack of firewood for the whole winter. We share a dream of having many more children. Stacy has opened my eyes to the fact that marijuana doesn't really hurt anyone. We'll be growing it for ourselves and trading it with the other people that live nearby for cocaine and ecstasy.

In the meantime we will pray that science will find a cure for AIDS so Stacy can get better. She deserves it. Don't worry Mom . I'm 15 and I know how to take care of myself. Someday I'm sure that we will be back to visit so that you can get to know your grandchildren

Love,Your Son Jon.

P.S. Mom , none of the above is true. I'm over at Tommy's house. I just wanted to remind you that there are worse things in life than the report card that's in my center desk drawer.I love you.Call me when it's safe to come home

Mtndog Collaborator

Tis quiet this morning!!!!!! we were supposed to get snow too....as of yet, just grey skies. But ICE PELLETS are coming :ph34r:

Ok I saw it, I saw the doodie :lol:

JULIE SAW THE DOODIE!!!!!! And said Doodie :lol: :lol:

...and the one that came right up to Gus last summer, as he stood there, shaking with uncontrollable excitement and disbelief. That bunny was looking at him like he was his long-lost mommy or something.....

Poor hallucinating bunny :lol:

What I REALLY need is Patti's husband to show up with a laptop and some tea. ;)

What you REALLY need is GEORGE CLOONEY to show up with a laptop and some hot toddies (Oh wait- HE IS YOUR HOT TODDY!).

Then he can bake you MORNING GLORY brownies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to stop my daughter from naming the unicorn, Horny.

:lol: :lol: I think you should have let her and watched people's reactions :lol:

But there is something about that pic, I just don't know, it's hilarious but I threw up in my mouth a little. :blink::lol:

Sarah- :lol: :lol:

LOL Sorry guys.

I thought all you phart counters and flatulence drawers and, um...water conservationists would be able to handle it. :P:lol:

I could handle it if I could see it, but uhm...mango....your avatar remoinds me of something other than mangos :ph34r: (manly mangos?) :P

Gaylord Bolero.

That is AWESOME!

What happens here, stays here? Like, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas?

The Oracle has spoken!!!!!!!!!!!! What happens in Sillyville stays in Sillyville.

You use your colon admirably, Tom. :)

:lol: :lol: BUT does he have SUSIE'S SPHINCTER OF STEEL?

And, yes, my brother Rob is famous. He is the author Robert J. Sawyer.

That's COOL!!!!!!!

Mango04 Enthusiast
OMG!....

Was chatting with my dad this evening, as I'm accompanying him to the hospital tomorrow for day surgery (on his eye--nothing serious). I was filling him in on the latest news from Sillyville, and I always preface things by telling him that he is an honoUrary citizen. :lol: He was asking about what other subjects come up on different threads, and I said "everything from diabetes, to insomnia, to heinous neighboUrs, to cultish mineral makeup".

This peaked his interest, so I explained the amusing developments between Sillyville and EM, the kidnapping, the cult status, etc. He was astonished that over 50 pages could be devoted simply to cosmetics, and then his eyes suddenly twinkled (or one eye...his good one). He said, "A cosmetic cult. Do they have a leader?" I said that Mango is in place. He said, "Ah...too bad. You could have introduced my incredible persona from many years ago as your avatar. Boy, would he be perfect as a cosmetic cult leader". SO....I won't say any more...hoping my dad will have found a photo to give me, and we can all be the judge. This character's name was Gaylord Bolero. :lol: Dad tells me he looked exactly like a man(?) who would lead a bizzare sect.

Stay tuned....

:lol::lol::lol: !

DingoGirl Enthusiast
Where are you Sillies?

bah.........even worse today.......feels EXACTLY like Strep only - no fever. Can't decide whether to go to the doctor or not......... mommy's out of town, hence no Supply Angel to show up and bring me things (crap, I"m out of orange juice!) though may call Jenn, Annie's favorite person, and she can come get her for a wee outing and bring me things. ;) I suppose I"ll do my usual - - shower, shave legs, light blow-dry, light makeup, change the sheets, etc.......then go out and get some things, thereby infecting the masses. :ph34r: 'twill be Herculean, I tell ya.

Mango said something so phunny earlier and I forgot to quote it.

Emily's dad :lol: :lol: Oh, he is DEFINITELY in our parade.

BEV - -- YES!!!!!!!!! George clooney - here! Though I"m not sure he would find me so charming and attractive at this moment............ :huh:

Uncle Ray :lol:

I phorgot everything else.

-_--_--_-

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
:lol: :lol: I think you should have let her and watched people's reactions :lol:

What a great name, Horny! Kids are great!

Mango04 Enthusiast
I could handle it if I could see it, but uhm...mango....your avatar remoinds me of something other than mangos :ph34r: (manly mangos?) :P

I saw the pic and thought the mangos were just... gorgeous :rolleyes::ph34r:

I really just wanted to get rid of my face, but I didn't realize I was replacing it with... manly mangos :o

:lol: *must go find new av...* LOL

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
bah.........even worse today.......feels EXACTLY like Strep only - no fever. Can't decide whether to go to the doctor or not......... mommy's out of town, hence no Supply Angel to show up and bring me things (crap, I"m out of orange juice!) though may call Jenn, Annie's favorite person, and she can come get her for a wee outing and bring me things. ;) I suppose I"ll do my usual - - shower, shave legs, light blow-dry, light makeup, change the sheets, etc.......then go out and get some things, thereby infecting the masses. :ph34r: 'twill be Herculean, I tell ya.

I phorgot everything else.

-_--_--_-

Susie I hope you feel better soon. I will send you my furball, he loves to lay with sick people.

Jestgar Rising Star
Alright then . . . it's a play on my last name but I'm not willing to post my last name so that's about as far as I'll go.

I'm guessing something along the lines of "Dammit"

elye Community Regular
We were totally ripped off. We were expecting about 6 inches of snow and a snow day. We got about 2 inches and a 2 hour delay since it was suppose to keep snowing and apparently, it has stopped. How anitclamatical.

We got a regular storm brewin' here.....

And, yes, my brother Rob is famous. He is the author Robert J. Sawyer.

That is VERY cool, Peter..... :)

bah.........even worse today.......feels EXACTLY like Strep only - no fever.

Yuck! Take it easy, Susie....

-_--_--_-

Never known when to use these funny little guys, but they're perfect for an infected, exhausted, mucousy illness! :rolleyes:

I saw the pic and thought the mangos were just... gorgeous

Gottas watch the gorgeous images....keep erasers handy, all.....

Green12 Enthusiast
P.S. Mom , none of the above is true. I'm over at Tommy's house. I just wanted to remind you that there are worse things in life than the report card that's in my center desk drawer.I love you.Call me when it's safe to come home

:lol::lol: Thank you Uncle Ray!!!!

I could handle it if I could see it, but uhm...mango....your avatar remoinds me of something other than mangos :ph34r:(manly mangos?) :P

Manly Mangoes!! :lol::lol:

There was something about that picture, that I couldn't quite put my finger on..... :lol:

bah.........even worse today.......feels EXACTLY like Strep only - no fever. Can't decide whether to go to the doctor or not......... mommy's out of town, hence no Supply Angel to show up and bring me things (crap, I"m out of orange juice!) though may call Jenn, Annie's favorite person, and she can come get her for a wee outing and bring me things. ;) I suppose I"ll do my usual - - shower, shave legs, light blow-dry, light makeup, change the sheets, etc.......then go out and get some things, thereby infecting the masses. :ph34r: 'twill be Herculean, I tell ya.

:(:(

Sorry you are feeling worse today Susie, that's not good.

Is your throat sore? Slippery Elm does wonders for a sore throat.

I saw the pic and thought the mangos were just... gorgeous

They are gorgeous mangoes....

I'm guessing something along the lines of "Dammit"

Janet Dammit! :lol:

See, everyone is famous here, or famous by relation/connection. THat's neat Peter about your brother.....<must go google Robert Sawyer.......>

DingoGirl Enthusiast
Never known when to use these funny little guys, but they're perfect for an infected, exhausted, mucousy illness! :rolleyes:

don't forget MENstrual, also. :angry:

Sorry you are feeling worse today Susie, that's not good.

Is your throat sore? Slippery Elm does wonders for a sore throat.

massively sore throat.......fiery red - no white things yet. sorry, gross..... fever: 97.6 :blink:

Where is Nicola?

OMG - food allergies are AHEAD on teh Martha Stewart Poll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mango04 Enthusiast
There was something about that picture, that I couldn't quite put my finger on..... :lol:

:o:lol:

Did everyone think I was flaunting manly mangos around celiac.com?????

:wacko::unsure::o:ph34r::lol:

I have a much less manly mango displayed for you all now....

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