I awoke in a black depression this morning, only to be jollied into a fit of giggling by the Aardvark’s Curious George Culture Wars post.
The other day we had discussed the difference between “cripes” and “yeesh”, both of which she uses as tags for posts on del.icio.us. It was my opinion that “cripes” could be used for any type of fucked-up situation, but that “yeesh” indicated not only that things were really jacked, but that someone was being a total lamer.
This is why the government needs to track us on the Internet, because the difference between a cripes and a yeesh is just the kind of subtle code that our biowarfare sleeper cell the terrorists use to signal their cohorts.
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“I awoke in a black depression this morning…”
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*boggles*
That is hilarious. Where on earth did that come from?
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I got it from some time ago. No idea of its original author!
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Everybody knows Hitler loved him a big ol’ hunka watermelon.
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Here we go…
http://sillyger.ytmnsfw.com/
~M~
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sorry to be the one to break it to you…
Curious George author found murdered
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Re: sorry to be the one to break it to you…
Holy shit! =/
~M~
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Re: sorry to be the one to break it to you…
Well:
Technically, he’s the guy who produced and co-wrote the teleplays to several of the Curious George TV cartoons in the mid 1990s with Margret Rey, it seems to me. But, yeah, this deserves either a “cripes” or a “yeesh”–I’m still unsure how to use the phrases properly…
Mike
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Someone laid down “cripes” in a game of Scrabble against me today. It’s acceptable, but “yeesh” is not.
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