Possible Title:
Don’t Forget Your UmbrellaTheme: The word rain misspelled in phrases creating new meanings
Good Ones:Jig performed by Wilson of
The Office RAINNDANCE [if you know Rainn Wilson]
Postponement… or what was not performed… RAINCHECK [but a rain check is not a postponement --- needs "stub" e.g.]
Ozzy Osborne duo? ZEDS [he’s a Brit so that’s how he says Z; he has two Z's in his name; and he sang duos]
One cued up for petrol BRIT [both “cued up” and “petrol” are British terms]
Toy-saving org. ASPCA [not sure why there’s a hyphen, but “toys” is a classification of dogs]
I enjoyed going from the sublime to the ridiculous [IAGO to GASTON; EYRE to Ozzy; Rochester to NIKI Taylor {who?}; NOTI to SLOSHED]
By the Way:And when did AGITA become English? Guess it was when GELT and TUSH assed their way in. Actually, I like the fact that English has adopted terms from other languages. It’s just that I’m not convinced that AGITA is used much by anyone but Italian-Americans (Italicans).
Mill story? RUMOR [I’m so out of it I thought John Stuart Mill.]
Who knew?:John Ratzenberger was a voice in
Monsters, Inc. or that YETI was a character --- and I saw the movie! (but my granddaughter probably knows the character)
RATING:
Three grins = Loved it; Two grins = Enjoyed it; One grin = A bit bland for my taste; One teardrop = Not much fun
