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BLOG NI INDAY!!!

My goodness!!! She has her own website!!! Check it out! It's one barrel of laughter!!! :D I'm giddy!

Update on Church

Got it from The Cool Hunter. Check it out.

On/off mug

Clever mug, saw at swissmiss.

Joker revealed!

Got it from FHM, real link here.

I likey! I likey!

Mac pc that isn't mac. Nice! Gateway one. Got from uncrate

Cool getup

from the mozilla store :)

Good read too :D

So sorry forgot again where i got this.

Beautiful Church

Forgot where I got this, sorry!!! Think it's named Vikki Church. My apologies!

A Word A Day, nice one today, made me grin :1

This week's theme: eponyms -- words coined after someone.

Darby and Joan (DAHR-bee and joan) noun

A devoted old couple leading a quiet, uneventful life.

[After a couple named in a 18th century poem in The
Gentleman's Magazine (London).]

In 1735 Henry Woodfall, a printer's apprentice, wrote
a ballad titled "The joys of love never forgot: a song"
about a happily married elderly couple. His inspiration
for those characters was his own boss John Darby and
his wife Joan:

"Old Darby, with Joan by his side,
You've often regarded with wonder:
He's dropsical, she is sore-eyed,
Yet they're never happy asunder ..."

As you can imagine, he wrote this poem after Darby's
death. This poem in turn became an inspiration for
follow-up poems and eventually Darby and Joan became
a metaphor. In the UK, clubs for old people are still
called Darby and Joan clubs.

-Anu Garg (words at wordsmith.org)