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<b>Some of my earliest memories include...</b>
Seeing my mother wash the outside of the windows in our third-floor apartment at 61 Larch St. in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, by sittin...
Seeing my mother wash the outside of the windows in our third-floor apartment at 61 Larch St. in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, by sittin...
I suspected as much. Ever since I realised that Obama is an anagram of 'A Moab', the people who became the biblical vassal of Israel. It's obvious when you think about it - he's out for revenge!
ReplyDeleteShooting (may I call you Shooting?), I know just what you mean. And Anna Madrigal is an anagram of "A man and a girl" (read Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin)....
ReplyDeleteAble was I ere I saw Elba. Anagrams make me positively palindromic.
Shooting Parrots (part deux), did you know there is a person in the Old Testament named Oholibamah? That scares the dickens out of me.
ReplyDeleteIt was the best of times, it was the worst of times....
Yorkshire Pudding, since you're "stirring up a bit of mischief" (your words) yourself and used an unacceptable profanity in the process, I have taken the liberty of removing your comment.
ReplyDeleteI didn't say anything lewd or untrue. Whatever happened to free speech? Perhaps St Mitt and his disciples eschew the idea of free speech in the "land of liberty". Was your perception of profanity "transvestite" or "Obama"?
ReplyDeleteY.P. no, I don't consider "transvestite" or "Obama" profanity. But I do consider a certain two-word phrase in which the first word starts with G and the second word starts with D to be profanity.
ReplyDeleteThis is my blog and I'm not going to allow it.
And 'A mabom I'm adam' is an anagram of 'Madam I'm Obama'.
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