The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
I see you all the time over at susan's (Phantsy That). I always think, "I have to come take a look one of these days." Today is the day and I am not disappointed. You know you're going to hell, don't you? Spousal unit and I want to know if the pope has put in an offer. We are laughing so hard we're crying. Glad I stopped by.
I see you all the time over at susan's (Phantsy That). I always think, "I have to come take a look one of these days." Today is the day and I am not disappointed.
ReplyDeleteYou know you're going to hell, don't you?
Spousal unit and I want to know if the pope has put in an offer.
We are laughing so hard we're crying. Glad I stopped by.
Peace.
That is just soooo sad :-)
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Welcome to the Poor Mouth Spadoman. I must return the compliment
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty sad eh? Just another crap simulacrum!
I think he must have had too much time on his hands.
ReplyDeleteAnd a vivid imagination too!
ReplyDeleteIf it comes with French fries, I might consider it.
ReplyDeleteHave ye no soul mon ami!
ReplyDeleteIf it came with a decent dipping sauce that would be a different matter!
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