a lou nim mim

[flaps]

Originally posted by browneyes
You know I can't speak pig latin (or Spanish).

eetwhay, eetwhay (They're cultured cuy. )

How 'bout Pig Spanin?

onay omprendocay panolespay

 

[flaps]

Originally posted by Jolie C
Impressive, flaps!

I know.


(Anyone got a pin handy? I think I overinflated my airheaded ego this a.m. )

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by flaps
(Anyone got a pin handy? I think I overinflated my airheaded ego this a.m. )

 

[flaps]

Why am I NOT surprised that you pulled out a MICKEY pin?

Thanks, though. I knew I could count on you. Always ready to, um, "help" a friend.

Not sure if you'll want it back though. All icky with my brains and stuff. Unless you're running a little short. I've got more than enough to spare. No warranty, though, as to their effectiveness.

 

[alabamaalan]

Alright, explorer! All new students must answer a question; you live in a what?

 

[Jolie C]

Anemone!

 

[kild]

Ammo-nemo-nene

 

[Celluloidgal]

Sea aaaah nem a tea?

C ahneeem e t?

 

[cynsaun]

Originally posted by kild
Ammo-nemo-nene

Ok, don't hurt yourself, kid!

 

[Celluloidgal]

Mr.Ray!
Do we get off for spelling?

 

[alabamaalan]

Yes, and keep all fins, tentacles, etc.. to yourselves


No way I could remember that exact quote, much less spell it correctly..so allow the substitution

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by alabamaalan
No way I could remember

Alanheimer's?

 

[alabamaalan]

Or in my case it could still be weisenheimer...

 

[TINKTWINS]

It might be best if you stick to your usual single syllable words

 

[hrh_disney_queen]

How about "Worchestershire Sauce"?

I had a friend in grade school who couldn't pronounce cinnamon (cimmanon), oleo (olelow), or licorice (liquish)!

and let's not forget Rockwiler and Oldtimer's disease...(those are southern translations..)