For some undiagnosed reason, recently the word "balls" is just simply hilarious.
Balls.
Balls.
Balls.
Stop. Just stop. I can't take it anymore.
And of course the GM1 figured this out and has been prancing around the house proclaiming in some kind of bastardized French accent that he has "frosted monkey balls."
I don't know what those are, but I can't breathe.
Frosted monkey balls indeed.
Stop. Just stop.
Frosted monkey balls - is it anything like the "Chunky Monkey" ice cream made by Ben & Jerry's, perhaps?
Posted by: Julia at July 22, 2005 01:02 PMMy Grandmother's favorite saying when something goes wrong is "WELL BALLS!"
Posted by: cardiacquen at July 22, 2005 03:23 PMHa,ha... then you'll just be hysterical with my latest post. :-D
Posted by: Larry Morin at July 22, 2005 05:07 PMYou should consider selling tickets to your house to watch the show.
Posted by: Jim - PRS at July 22, 2005 06:17 PMYou know, the subject line reminded me of a joke featuring "Tickle Me Elmo".
So what do I do this afternoon? I buy my kids a "Tickle Me Elmo" at the children's consignment shop....
(I think being driven nuts by the "Hokey Pokey Elmo" and wanting a calmer interactive red Muppet is more to blame than you, but your subject line may have been a factor.)
I also bought some clothing. Why is it that there isn't much in the way of shirts that both my sons look good in for hand-me-down purposes? :P And of course I have to buy lots more new stuff for the daughter....
Posted by: Julia at July 23, 2005 04:00 PMSimilar thing happened tonight when my kids decided (while we were out to dinner) that the word "turn" sounded like "turd." For example, it's MY turn/turd in the front seat on the way home." Ack. I don't know why that's similar at all. Just struck me that way . . .
Posted by: Shamrock at July 23, 2005 10:04 PMCold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey .... where the hell did that expression come from???
Posted by: Bonnie at July 24, 2005 12:12 PM