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Category Archives: Language
Grab Bag O’ Humour
Christians have been calling God, Father, since at least the holy trinity and the Lord’s Prayer. I say, why stop there? Why not liven religion up with other terms meaning father? Why not call Him, Dad or Daddy-o? Suddenly religion … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language, Religion
Tagged beef up a cow, Big Daddy, biggest man was 1400 pounds, Christians, Daddy-o, fat marbled beef, fatten animals for food, He's gotta screw loose!, Japan, takes wagyu cattle twice as long to reach 700kg, the holy trinity, the Lord's prayer, wagyu beef
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Taking a Dive
With the advent of more sports betting companies than ever, taking a dive in sport seems more likely than maybe it has ever been. For those of you who don’t know, taking a dive is when the better boxer, speed … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language, Politics, Sports
Tagged athletes, divers, drowning person, dry land sports, life guards, life preserver, socialists, sports, sports betting, swimming sports, taking a dive, unsportsmanlike
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Roy G Biv and Other Skooling
Quick, what are the colours of the rainbow? No hints except maybe the title. Wrong! Listing the colours of the rainbow is impossible because there are at least millions of gradations in a spectrum which is what a rainbow really … Continue reading
Three Indians
It’s that time of year where we in the north talk about Indian summer. This outdated term is used because most people haven’t heard of a good replacement. But look how ridiculous the term is. For a real Indian summer … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language, Politics
Tagged averages 33 degrees celsius in June, India, Indian, Indian corn, Indian giver, Indian summer, Indian summer is not what we mean by Indian summer, Indigenous Americans, Indigenous corn falls short, loan giver, New Delhi, offensive term, ornamental corn, own and loan are easy to confuse, say loan giver with derision, Summer: the Sequel
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Drinking
I bet most of you, when seeing that title, think about alcohol drinking first. The fact that each and every day you drink more water and other liquids just doesn’t seem to register in our society. Drinking usually means alcohol … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language
Tagged addiction, alcohol, alcohol anonymous, boiled water in coffee or tea if water is contaminated, drinking, English, Europe, how about juices, more alcohol - shorter life, non drinker, noughties, overdrinking, overhydration, soft drinks, teetotaler, why Europeans drink so much
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Australian Woman Wakes Up With Irish Accent After Surgery
With such a mind bending headline we hit the streets to see what the average North American thought about this oddity. First we interviewed a woman who wouldn’t allow us to publish her real name. So we will call her … Continue reading
More Pain, More Gain?
We’ve all heard the expression “no pain, no gain”. This is especially thrown around by weightlifters who like a little pain with their workouts as it usually means they will gain some muscle when their body can repair things. But … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Social Science, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged childbirth, emotional intelligence, epidural, James Bond, minor superhero, no pain no gain, oldest are usually wiser, oldest have encountered more pain on average, painkillers, PTSD, PTSD means little gain for pain, S & M, spies risk torture, takes a bit of pain to increase muscle mass, weightlifters, women usually have a larger bond with child
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The Underground Railroad
“Uncle Ron,” said 7 year old Ivy, “Do you know what the Underground Railroad was?” “You mean is. It still exists but doesn’t go by it’s formal name anymore.” “Quit it Uncle Ron. My teacher said it no longer exists. … Continue reading
The Ontario-Wide Financial Paradox
Ontario-Wide Financial has been advertising on television quite often lately. Their ad doesn’t apply to me so mostly I tried to ignore it. But then I accidentally watched it with discernment one day. They declare in the voice-over that they … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Humour, Language
Tagged ad, bank branches are leased, Canada, Canada Trust, Canadian banks, Canadian banks aren't allowed to own real estate, collapse the wave function, isn't a bank, neither a bank or not a bank, neither alive nor dead, Ontario, Ontario-Wide Financial, paradox, pocket change, Schrodinger's cat, Toronto Dominion Bank, verbal agreements, when you stroke out "isn't a bank", written contracts
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Gutters Are For Bowling
The television advertisement for Leaf Filter drives me batty. They tell me that they can install over your gutters and keep leaves and other debris out of the gutters. But to me, gutters aren’t a part of the house. They … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Humour, Language
Tagged advertisement, boroughs, Boston, Boston accent, Boston accent is missing in Cheers, cheers, Chicago, eavestroughs, Frasier, Friends, gutters, gutters only exist in bowling, in jokes, Leaf Filter, Married With Children, NCIS, New York, Staten Island, stereotypes
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