Here is a good example of "taken out of context."
All of you folks that read this AWESOME! blog every day pretty much know everyone here. I also correspond with most of y'all on the downlow, too, so I think that we are all friends and the circle keeps getting bigger.
I received this little line in an e-mail from a casual reader and need a bit of translation. If you know what it means, do not blow it for everyone, mmmmmkay?
She says, "You would LOVE my booper!"
TRANSLATIONS NEEDED IN THE COMMENTS. POINTS SHALL BE ADDED FOR FILTH.
15 comments:
LOL! I'm looking forward to this!
I've never heard it called THAT before.
Although enjoying it is illegal in 8 states.
Dude, post video!
It is a "she," right? Oh yeah, it's a "she." I'll say "booper" is her cat...or her gal thing...just a wild guess.
Aw crap...I CAN NOT report my word verification. Bwahahahahahahaha!
That is a well known come on line among the certifiably insane. Best to avoid it.
"Love my booper"?
Hmmmmm....
Do you boop? And it's obvious to me you've got your word verif set to be subject-oriented LOL
Let's you and me get together and we'll have some gefilte fish and some nice Knishes. When we're done, we'll Lemechel by the fire! Then we can Bagroben my Farschimmelt in your Geshtroft. That's when I'll Schlamozzel in your Booper!
Oy, what a time we'll have!
Oh my Lord CL... I don't know what the heck you just said but... it made me blush.
Okay Paul... I just read the other comment thread. Time to tell everyone "Booper" is our nickname for our 2 year old golden retriever, Benny! And everyone would LOVE him!
CB, HA!
Is it the amount of child support she receives from her ex?
Paul, I was pretty close. The reason I thought it was "her cat" was that I know you hate them as much as I do, and this "occasional commenter" might have been e-mailing you to try to convince you that they are not demonic agents of misery.
Oh no Andy... I also hate cats!
Is it the amount of child support she receives from her ex?
CB, HA!
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