Monday is going pretty well, thanks. Just deciding what to do with the last few hours of it. Should I draw, paint, melt wax crayons in the oven or make melodious music?
Glad to hear that. The last few hours of it? You still have over eight and a half hours left of Monday. Ah, doesn’t freedom feel good? I vote for making melodious music. You were gonna write a song for your audience some time back. 😊
Music. *feels disappointed* I’m looking forward to inking detailed vignettes of each member of the Inky Fambly. I got a new drawring book for my birthday. And new pens! *starts to feel excited*
I know clams are happy, but l didn’t know kippers were giddy. 😉 Just out of curiosity, do you externalise your excitement? In other words, if I were observing you right now, would I see that expressed in your face, posture and movements?
No, you only misinterpret me occasionally. 😊
Well – there are no walls in the off … oh, wait – you mean THAT kind of wall! 🙂 Idiomatically speaking – that’s not done. Not really. Climbing the wall – yes. Bounding off of the walls – yes. But not jumping off. That would refer to the kind of (brick (usually)) wall on the boundary of someone’s land.
Probably.
And so – no – there is no extreme reaction. 🙂
Haha, is someone making fun of my use of English? I meant bouncing off the walls, of course. I must’ve mixed it up with jumping off a cliff. 😉
I don’t know whether I’m easy to read or not (my body language, I mean). I think I am, but I could be wrong.
Hmm … explaining why something is funny is your specialty, not mine, but I’ll give it a shot. It was funny because I mixed up two idioms that have completely different meanings. The humour lies in the incongruity.
English idiom that means nothing. Similar to ‘there ain’t nobody here but us chickens’ but slightly around the corner.
Sleepy time for me now. Have to be up a little earlier. Which reminds me – I have to change my alarm. 🙂
Goodnight. Tomorrow awaits. Hope your evening is … hey, that’s something – I have no idea how you fill your evenings. Care to share?
Hahaha – that was one sick-puppy of a movie. I’m pretty sure not all US citizens are secret banjo players. So, were you in a band? Like that girl in American Pie? The one he ended up (spoiler alert) marrying?
This is the part where I generally take a right-turn in the conversation – usually on two wheels. But I’m feeling rather sedate at the moment, so this is the best I can do:
So, how are your bits and bobs, Dee? 🙂
Hahaha – here was a fair bit on Monty Python there, certainly.
If you want to see me (well, not me really) on the dance floor look up the videos for Once in a Lifetime by Talking Heads and Rock Lobster by the B52s. Then you will laugh! 😀
Okay, here’s the thing – I haven’t had a coffee since, like, almost forever! I don’t think it’s good for me and I don’t like to give people stuff that I wouldn’t have myself. Like I would never cook you a steak. Etc.
Everytime you do this to me. Always 😥😥😥
You are not a friend….. Now make another cup of tea and cover it with a plate. When I go to UK, I’ll have it.
DON’T…. DON’T DRINK IT
Seriously? I have to leave a cup of tea on my desk, covered by a plate for the next several years?! *astonished face*
You sure I can’t just make you one when you arrive. It might be a little hotter. 🙂
I expect you will bring a sword so that you can defend it from me.
Backing across the room, swishing your sword whilst sipping the tea delicately, an approving smile on your face (because it will taste so nice).
Ooh! A multi-dimensional squirlamajig! 😁
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yup. 🙂
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Yay, I got it! Nice artwork. 😊
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I got me some new pens. Proper drawring pens. 😀
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Ah … moving up in the world. 😁
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Primal SCREAM!!!!
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Okay, I had to look that up. Didn’t you know I lived under a rock for years?
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Did you look up the right thing? The reference was to Primal Scream’s song Movin’ on Up:
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Yep, how could I have looked up the wrong thing? 😉 Perhaps in a parallel universe very similar to the one I’m in. 😁
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Are you living infinite parallel lives?
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Maybe, if every version of me is considered to be me. You also might be living infinite parallel lives.
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Oh, for sure I am. I just wasn’t sure about you. 😀
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I said maybe, so I’m not as sure as you are. Hope you’re having a magnificent Monday! 😁
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Monday is going pretty well, thanks. Just deciding what to do with the last few hours of it. Should I draw, paint, melt wax crayons in the oven or make melodious music?
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Glad to hear that. The last few hours of it? You still have over eight and a half hours left of Monday. Ah, doesn’t freedom feel good? I vote for making melodious music. You were gonna write a song for your audience some time back. 😊
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Music. *feels disappointed* I’m looking forward to inking detailed vignettes of each member of the Inky Fambly. I got a new drawring book for my birthday. And new pens! *starts to feel excited*
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Ah … you’re in the mood for art. So go forth and draw your heart out! You sound as excited as a five-year-old. Delightful! (Not being facetious)
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I am!! Giddy!!! As a kipper!!!! 😀
(your disclaimers are interesting – do I misinterpret you a lot?)
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I know clams are happy, but l didn’t know kippers were giddy. 😉 Just out of curiosity, do you externalise your excitement? In other words, if I were observing you right now, would I see that expressed in your face, posture and movements?
No, you only misinterpret me occasionally. 😊
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Yes I do externalise my excitement. But maybe not everyone would be able to pick it up. It’s probably quite subtle.
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You mean you don’t start jumping off the walls? 😉
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Well – there are no walls in the off … oh, wait – you mean THAT kind of wall! 🙂 Idiomatically speaking – that’s not done. Not really. Climbing the wall – yes. Bounding off of the walls – yes. But not jumping off. That would refer to the kind of (brick (usually)) wall on the boundary of someone’s land.
Probably.
And so – no – there is no extreme reaction. 🙂
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Haha, is someone making fun of my use of English? I meant bouncing off the walls, of course. I must’ve mixed it up with jumping off a cliff. 😉
I don’t know whether I’m easy to read or not (my body language, I mean). I think I am, but I could be wrong.
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How westernised are you?
(Jumping off a cliff is totally not the same thing as being excited! Just saying!)
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Too westernised for my own good. (You misinterpreted me … I was making a joke, albeit a morbid one.)
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Okay – explain what was funny about it? 🙂
Yes, I know it’ll take away the humour – but it will add to my understanding. 😀
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Hmm … explaining why something is funny is your specialty, not mine, but I’ll give it a shot. It was funny because I mixed up two idioms that have completely different meanings. The humour lies in the incongruity.
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Ah, that old ‘incongruity humour’. Yes … hahaha. 🙂
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So, I succeeded in making the joke not funny, and you haven’t gained any new understanding. 😉
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Nope – not a sausage. 🙂
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Keine Wurst? You’ve got me stumped.
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English idiom that means nothing. Similar to ‘there ain’t nobody here but us chickens’ but slightly around the corner.
Sleepy time for me now. Have to be up a little earlier. Which reminds me – I have to change my alarm. 🙂
Goodnight. Tomorrow awaits. Hope your evening is … hey, that’s something – I have no idea how you fill your evenings. Care to share?
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Okay, buenas noches, Robert(o). I spend all my evenings pl … nope, not sharing (for now). 😊
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Ah – okay then. 🙂 I saw what you did there with the language and the extra o on my name. Very clever.
GN.
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Robert, I’ve seen squirrels in my backyard (that’s how we spell it over here) and they really don’t look like that 😀
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I just purely love your back-woods sense of humour, Dee. Do you play banjo too? 😀
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Backwoods?? WTF, Robert? And no, I played the flute in band actually…
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Sorry, Dee – I sometimes get Deliverance flashbacks. It’s a form of PTSD and I damn well demand some sympathy!
[[[ nooooo – those banjos!! ]]]
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Oh, I feel sorry for you, believe me. 🙂
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Hahaha – that was one sick-puppy of a movie. I’m pretty sure not all US citizens are secret banjo players. So, were you in a band? Like that girl in American Pie? The one he ended up (spoiler alert) marrying?
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I’ve not actually seen Deliverance but I know the premise. So you just find all Americans backwoods?
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Well, no – not really. The rest of it is just like in the TV series Dallas and Dynasty, right? 🙂
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Well, yes, although I’ve never been in a catfight before 😉 and your upbringing was like Downton Abbey, right?
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Exactly like that! How did you know?!! 😀
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Just a wild guess! *smiling modestly*
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This is the part where I generally take a right-turn in the conversation – usually on two wheels. But I’m feeling rather sedate at the moment, so this is the best I can do:
So, how are your bits and bobs, Dee? 🙂
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They’re good, Robert, at least I think so! I’ve been posting some but no fiction right now. And enjoying my garden tomatoes!
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So long as your tomatoes are alright – that’s the main thing. 😉
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😉
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Or probably more like Benny Hill, now that I think about it 🙂
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Hahaha – here was a fair bit on Monty Python there, certainly.
If you want to see me (well, not me really) on the dance floor look up the videos for Once in a Lifetime by Talking Heads and Rock Lobster by the B52s. Then you will laugh! 😀
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This is just amazing!!!!!!!! I’m not going to post any. This one is really good
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I’ve been doing those since I was a teenager. You simply must!
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I have been doing this for the last couple of years. Started from 14 I guess.
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Still want to see …
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Patience dear baldy oldie friend. All in good time, I promise
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*stomps foot and looks piqued. then loses interest and wanders off to make a nice cup of tea*
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Can I have a cup of coffee please? I have tea almost thrice a day. Can you make my coffee with a small amount of milk and two teaspoon sugar.
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Sure. Would you like that in fine bone china or Styrofoam? 🙂
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China will be fine by me. Do you have cookies?
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Nope. Gave them up last month. Trying to have a better diet.
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Then with what will you serve me my coffee? Biscuits will do.
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Biscuits and all sweet things are off for now. 😦
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Fine! I’ll just have the coffee then. Prepare it well!
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okay. one sachet or two? *takes the set of coffee sachets from various hotels out of the rubber band*
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One. Two will be too much
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They’ll still be okay, right – coffee doesn’t go ‘off’ does it?
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I don’t think so. But don’t give a food poisoning or diarrhea please
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Well, I’ll not put it into the cup with a spoon if that’s what you mean – especially not the second item you mentioned! 😀
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Didn’t get you…
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Ah – I missed out a letter c. Sorry.
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Yes. I realised that
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Oh. You mean cup! Ah, but I don’t trust you…..
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Yes. 🙂
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Is the coffee ready??
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Can’t find the spoon.
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Make it!!! I want coffee!! Hurry
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Erm, I lost the cup! Oh darn it, I can’t find the kitchen … help!!
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Why can’t you just make a cup of coffee for me???
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Okay, here’s the thing – I haven’t had a coffee since, like, almost forever! I don’t think it’s good for me and I don’t like to give people stuff that I wouldn’t have myself. Like I would never cook you a steak. Etc.
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Ok. Fine. Make me a tea, ok? No milk, no sugar.
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Okay. Just stirring it now. Can you hear the ching, ching of the spoon? If you’re not here in one minute I’m drinking it myself. 😉
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Why the cling? I asked for no sugar, no milk!! Did you forget?
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There were tea leaves floating in it. I got most of them out. Anyway, it doesn’t matter – I drank it.
It was lapsang souchong. Delish!
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How could you??? Why would you???
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’cause I can! 😉
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Everytime you do this to me. Always 😥😥😥
You are not a friend….. Now make another cup of tea and cover it with a plate. When I go to UK, I’ll have it.
DON’T…. DON’T DRINK IT
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Seriously? I have to leave a cup of tea on my desk, covered by a plate for the next several years?! *astonished face*
You sure I can’t just make you one when you arrive. It might be a little hotter. 🙂
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You can always warm it in a Microwave oven. Ok, fine, drink it. But you sure will have to make one when I arrive.
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At last – the voice of reason! 🙂
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At least you won’t drink it then.
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I expect you will bring a sword so that you can defend it from me.
Backing across the room, swishing your sword whilst sipping the tea delicately, an approving smile on your face (because it will taste so nice).
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I will bring my chopper *nasty smile across the lips*
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*slips sedative into tea, stirs it (ching, ching) and proffers it with a friendly smile*
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Is it supposed to be Ching Ching or Cling Cling?
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Depends on the quality of the bone china. 😉
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Hey, now did you get the competition-paper thingy?
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I did. 🙂
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Finally!! God listened to me!!
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Fabulous! 🌟
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🌟 I glow in the light of your praise. 🙂
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You inspired me to paint this morning, my efforts were not as good however I was chilled and happy.
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Chilled and happy sounds good to me. 🙂
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last one of the evening
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This is cool!
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Not quite what you’d want on the cover of a book, but yes – nice in it’s own way. 🙂
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I like it. It’s mesmerizing.
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