Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for January 25, 2011

This is tomorrow’s dialog for “Dick Tracy,” isn’t it?

Wouldn’t you like to know, Hunny Bunny.

I know a woman whose online name is “Princess Buttercup.”

This is horrible!

http://obituarytypo.blogspot.com/2011/01/ducks.html

A few months ago, a friend of mine realized a juvenile mockingbird had fallen down into the sewer on her street. We called Animal Control, but they couldn’t do anything about it, ‘cause somebody’s truck was parked with its tire on top of the sewer grate.

My friend therefore fashioned a net, attached it to the end of a long pole, fished the freezing bird out of the sewer, and fed it oatmeal and put it to bed next to a hot water bottle.

Sadly, it died during the night. My friend was distraught, but I told her at least the creature didn’t have to die alone and freezing in a sewer.

She had named the bird “Sue.”

On a previous occasion she found another juvenile mockingbird who’d gotten separated from his parents and was running around in the gutter. He woulda been eaten by a cat for sure, so she took him home for the night and give him a good meal.

The next day she found his parents in a bush, plaintively chirping for their lost child. She released him into the bush, and they lived happily ever after.

His name was Chip, and to this day he sings my friend’s praises, telling all the other birds of her kindness.

Her name is Dani and she is one of my bestest friends.

Is that J. Edgar Hoover?

Elisha Cook, Jr. appeared in several classic Bogart movies. He usually added good things to the movies.

Rasputin is utterly fascinating. There was a biography written a few years ago, with lots of interesting information, but almost unreadable because of poor or non-existent editing of the manuscript. Can’t remember the author, though.

I could solve that fruit cube in four moves.

gulp snarf gobble belch!

thats a sweet typewriter!

Did you all know that originally “typewriter” referred to the person using the machine rather than the machine itself?

So, I would say that is the sexiest typewriter I have ever seen!

I have always been called Sugarpie… it’s not original though, they stole it from Pulp Fiction….

I can’t call any one babe, it makes me feel like a Chola. Bleh.

I see snow people. they’re everywhere. some don’t even know they are snow

If he is wearing a thong a more appropriate tag then buttercup would be butt-slice.

Two terms of endearment that I have used…

For my first wife “bugtussle”

For my dog Kaya **buzzard bait”

In Vancouver, BC a mother duck had this happen to her and actually approached a policeman, made a racket, convinced him to follow her and saved her ducklings.

And if she’s so wealthy, why’s she skimping on the undergarments, anyway?

T., typo on “historian tampered” post (‘my’ for ‘by’).

Surprised not to find “stud muffin” among the listings of terms of endearment.

Don’t ask-don’t tell.

I call the love of my life

love bunny

and was surprised that it wasn’t on Teresa’s list!

@cleokaya - I heard that duck story reported somewhere too. There are some pix out on the net of various other duckling rescues - unfortunately it happens all too frequently.

The Old Wolf, ducks and storm drains, not a good mix I guess.

I am at this moment reading “Life” by Keith Richards. His girlfriend (at the time) Linda Keith, had an affair with Jimi Hendrix.

As Keith tells it: “…she picked up a copy of a demo I had of Tim Rose singing a song called “Hey Joe.” And took that round to Roberta Goldstein’s, where Jimi was, and played it to him. This is rock-and-roll history. So he got the song from me, apparently.”

I want to apply for a FA job! I can name 90% of runway-filler models in a fashion show. I also can perform the Lotus Shoulderstand (and I can prove it http://i.imgur.com/Ika2F.jpg). If neither of both is enough for a post at Yoga-Showdown Starter and FA Reader Casting Director there’s always the chance I can wear a table dress so every actual FA employee can have a coffee. http://i.imgur.com/ZqmAX.jpg (table dress by Hussein Chalayan)

I am ecstatic about my new job as a distinguished FA reader tyvm! http://vocaroo.com/?media=vX39GfVurCnscMq2M

Beandish is my husband’s endearment for me.

One of my favorite duckling images;

http://tinyurl.com/4e4kqdv

Just wanted to note Stage on the Blog is from David Lynch’s Eraserhead. A must see.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EtJtiSc_Kg&feature=related

no armpit braids?

That missile launcher on the blog is a catapult. A sling shot consists of a sling whirled around the head, launching a missile by centrifugal force. The device usually termed a sling shot in the US is actually a catapult, and is properly referred to as such in England. So there.

Regarding the list of terms of endearment:

My friend Dani (see bird stories above) has been known to refer to me as “Crap Head” and “Chicken F*er.”

That last one was inspired by the “Chicken F*er” episode of South Park.

People, can we keep this discussion civil? Back to underwhere. Dear Teresa, My one and only does not find my union suit sexy. Should I tie die it? Trying to my way home,

Lewreader

Terms of endearment…. If she is small then she is a ‘spinner’.