Tuesday, April 17, 2012

O is for OMG, Jayne!



Ooooooooooooo!!!!
Everyone ready for the big O-Day?  Not to brag, but Roger's given me several huge O's for this post.
Yup.  He's THAT good.

Please keep your hands and feet inside the blog at all times.  
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Overenthusigasm
    [Ov-r-en-thew-see-gaz-m] 
Noun
1.  A woman's fake orgasm that's done just a little too enthusiastically.
Doug lay smiling with his eyes closed, oblivious to the fact that Sheila's acting
classes were the reason for her overenthusigasm rather than anything he may
have accidentally done in bed.


Oratorium
    [Or-ah-tor-ee-um] 
Noun
1. An agreement to cease an argument that is going nowhere.
After listening to Doug and Sheila scream at each other for the better part of
an hour and missing the season finale of Dexter, Doug's neighbor finally 
suggested that he and Sheila call an oratorium for the evening.


Olbermannure
    [Ol-ber-man-ew-r] 
Noun
1. The explosive liberal diarrhea that constantly spews from Keith 
Olbermann's mouth.
Sheila insisted that Doug turn the channel as she could take no more of the
Olbermannure oozing out of the TV.


Omnipresents
    [Om-nih-pres-entz] 
Noun
1. Christmas and birthday gifts that await children at many different
relative's houses.
You two are going to need a pick-up truck once the grandkids get all their
omnipresents this year!

Occupatience
    [Ok-u-pay-shence] 
Noun
1.  The trait that an unhappy employee must exhibit until his/her dream job
becomes available.
Doug coveted his boss' position as the Assistant Deputy Anheuser Busch
Clydesdale Pooper Scooper, but he was smart enough to know that the
man would eventually give in to the stress and occupatience would win
in the long run.


Oscillating Fanny
    [Os-sill-ate-ing-Fan-nee] 
Noun
1.  A woman's ass that swings back and forth as she walks.
Doug and Sheila often talked about their first meeting, but he had yet to
summon the dirigiballs to tell Sheila that it was her oscillating fanny that
first attracted him to her, not her sparkling personality.


Occupied Piper
    [Ok-u-pide-pi-per] 
Noun
1.  The first person to decide that 'occupying' something was a good 
idea.
As the first person to camp out in protest on Wall Street, Doug proclaimed 
himself the Occupied Piper and created a single-women's campsite next to his,
much to Sheila's chagrin.

Origandhi
    [Or-ih-gan-dee] 
Noun
1.  The Japanese art of folding paper into the figure of India's former leader.
Doug completely forgot to bring Sheila a souvenir from his Asian trip so he
hoped he could get by with the origandhi he fashioned from the airplane's
safety instruction card.
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Over and Outness, y'all,
Ach

29 comments:

  1. only the best...
    over the top...

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  2. I don't know how you do it but I am in awe!
    Seriously funny. (which I know is a contradiction in terms)

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    1. You're so nice, Lily!
      Some people have a knack for math. Some for science. We have a knack for making up useless words. LOL

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  3. Olbermannure!!! Incredible and so unbelievably accurate. Gotta tell Ralph this one! Thanks, Jayne!

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    1. Glad you liked it! Can you tell Roger's a Republican?
      HAHA!!

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    2. LOL!! We need Ralph to follow, too!!

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  4. How clever! This was really hilarious. Sheer fun-filled delight. :D

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    1. Why thank you very much!! Thanks for following!

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  5. What a witty and clever blog post for the letter O. I am a new follower from the challenge and I am delighted to have discovered your fun blog

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    1. Melissa!! So glad you stopped by and are following. I will try not to disappoint.

      Heading your way next!

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  6. I once refused to come to an oratorium with an ex boyfriend over whether or not it was the real deal or a overenthusigasm. For the record, he was right: I was totally faking.

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    1. I can't tell you how happy it makes me to see these words in use. *wipes tear*

      Sorry to hear about the overenthusigasm-gate. Sounds like good riddance.

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  7. Occupatience seems to be my lot in life. *sigh*

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    1. :(
      Only a temporary inconvenience, I hope.

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  8. AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME.

    i don't know how you do this every day, but it is genius.

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    1. Like a well-oiled machine, Brett...
      *cough, cough*

      Thanks!

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  9. Olbermannure had my brother rolling. Love these posts!

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  10. I was my Oscillating Fanny that first attracted my hubs to me. I was doing the Macerena. It was the 90's. Don't judge!

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    1. No judging here. I'm from the Hustle generation.

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  11. Wow! Talk about being creative! I loved this, thanks for all your hard work.

    From Diary of Writer in Progress

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    1. Thanks, Gina! It's a labor of love, much like all the great blogs I've seen.

      Glad you stopped by!

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  12. I should throw stones at the Occupied Piper. The movement annoys me.

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  13. Brilliance! :) Nice to find you on A-Z.

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    1. Thanks!! Glad to know you, too! A-Z has been a great experience for many reasons.

      Love your blog, but couldn't find the FOLLOW button. :(

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  14. Wouldn't that be an "ocillass"? Is
    Olbermann an un-occupiedpiper?
    You're great.

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Lay it on me, people.