*RING, RING*
Me: "Hello?"
RX: "Did you call?"
Me: "No"
RX: "Well, my cell phone just rang and rang..."
Me: "Maybe it was the cats. They've been awful quiet."
RX: "Hey, do you have a rage-filled blog?"
Me: "Rage-filled? I wouldn't call it rage-filled. I can probably fit some more rage in there. Should I?"
RX: "No, you do not want a rage-filled blog."
I take it this has something to do with yesterday.
Looked back at yesterdays blog, found only sunshine and rainbows.
ReplyDeleteRobertaX is confusing your blog with mine, I think.
ReplyDeleteSpittle flinging, invective and bile.
It's all quite theraputic.
therapeutic, that is.
ReplyDeleteAnd here I'd thought "rage-filled blogs" were all the rage nowadays...
ReplyDelete"There's always room for Jello."
ReplyDeleteB Woodman
III
People often mistake snark for rage.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand it myself.
This place has as much rage as the Dennis Miller Show, or a chapter from any P.J. O'Rourke book. In other words, it's more like a mom shaking her head at the latest stupidity her dunce kid got into that anger at him.
ReplyDeleteB-b-b-b-ut the press says we're all like the guy in Falling Down, when it's the left that's losing its composure, as per usual. Remember the loony left band Rage Against the Machine wasn't called Snark and go Tsk Tsk Tsk Against the Machine, after all.
"Snark and go Tsk Tsk Tsk Against the Machine"
ReplyDeleteThat actually sounds like a band I would listen to.
Completely Off Topic but I thought Tam might get a laugh from:
ReplyDeletehttp://tacticalcorsets.com/
I did see that look in your eye when I managed to break RX's wine opener, IN the bottle on the day they don't sell wine, and we had to attack the bottle with pliers (I told you. . C4). But Rage? No.
ReplyDeleteBarkley probably called. He's not texting yet, but something has to explain my higher than normal phone bill.
Mildly irritated perhaps but I wouldn't call it rage-filled. You generally keep your spleen to yourself.
ReplyDelete"You generally keep your spleen to yourself."
ReplyDeleteI try to. Losing one's spleen can hurt. :o
"You generally keep your spleen to yourself."
ReplyDeleteI try to. Losing one's spleen can hurt. :o
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Not to mention the mark you leave after hitting someone with one of those.
Besides, you's got the time to wait around while she digs it out of the holster?
:)
Word Verification: annis
[Shakes head]
I don't care how well armed I might be, I'm just not going there.
Open question; did I just mis-spell "youse" or "who's"? It works either way I suppose.
ReplyDeleteWord Verification Bingo: repel
Tam, is your site going all Freudian?
TBeck said:
ReplyDelete"You generally keep your spleen to yourself."
I've been carefully (infrequently and irregularly) checking a sampling of single mothers for spleen vents, for year.
No luck, yet.