1. Boston tea party
2. Jaw breaker3. Ball-buster4. King crab5. Scared sh*tless
6. Pepper spray
7. Laugh my ass off
8. Abstract art
9. Barnum and Bailey’s Greatest Show on Earth
10. Operation Enduring Freedom*
11. Former *President Bush’s name for the War in Afghanistan
What would you add to this list, dear blogger friend?
flea market... I am sure the fleas are there somewhere but I am not in the market for 'em
ReplyDeleteScared shitless was a pretty good one if you ask me! Got my vote on that!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I'm with you for #11...definitely
Erm...I have to confess my ignorance, I don't know what a hyperbole is, I'm off to look it up...
ReplyDeleteKitty x
Innocent Bystander.
ReplyDeletePretzel Logic
Artificial Intelligence
Tax Cut
Group Hug
Yes, Lisa Marie, I always wondered why they call it a flea market!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah.
No worries, Kitty, I had to look it up to be sure I wasn't using it inappropriately.
Good additions, especially the Tax Cut, KW!
Thanks,
Robyn
What's a hyperbole? Is it a really huge salad?
ReplyDeleteGot it! The curve of intersection between a right circular conical surface and a plane that cuts through both halves of the cone.
ReplyDeleteOh hang on that's a hyperbola. Bugger.
Working on it
Oh I am voting for scared shitless - good list!
ReplyDeleteKate xx
Ubes, it's a curly wurly between a right circular conical surface and some antique gum.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate.
Have a hyperbolic happy day.
Robyn
Abstract Art gets my vote! How can it be abstract and art at the same time?
ReplyDeleteI hate Abstract Art!
Scared shitless is also another very good one!
ReplyDeleteAlice, yes, I HATE abstract art..and the fact that some people need not work because they "create" it. !!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Robyn
Abstract art? Are you implying that if it's abstract it ain't art? Certainly it can be and has been a convenient vehicle for charlatans, but what about Kandinsky? Or Mondrian? Or Jackson Pollock?
ReplyDeleteThis phrase is well overdone: "global village".