Welcome to my 7th Challenge. Thank you Arlee Bird! I know a certain Brit with a certain dog, who's a modest internet star, who thinks we are all crazy for doing this. So I'm doing something off the wall and a bit different just to put a smile on his face (and yours too I hope) and her muzzle if they so happen to stop by.
It's all about the A to Z of:
Shakespearean Insults
Today's insult: Thou art a VAIN and VILLAINOUS clapper-clawed apple-john.
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Surrealist Compliments!
Today's compliment: Your VITALITY ferments without the need of oxygen.
I like today's compliment, Bish... wonders what an apple-john is... :)
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Good to know if I ever go to the moon - I'll still have my vitality!
ReplyDeleteinteresting sharing very nice post
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective and thoughts. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm translating that compliment into something involving bubbles.
ReplyDelete:) Great thoughts!
ReplyDeleteHi Bish - clapper-clawed apple-john - what a great description ... An apple so called from its being at maturity about St. John's Day (May 6th). We are told that apple-johns will keep for two years, and are best when shrivelled. “I am withered like an old apple-john.” Shakespeare: 1 Henry IV. iii. 3.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great word, let alone the description I found via google ..
So funny - cheers Hilary
Thanks for the explanation about what an apple-john is!
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Oh, I love that compliment!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to A to Z! Now i will need to go back and read all of them.
ReplyDeleteClapper-jawed apple john? Now, that's low! Whatever it means. :-)
ReplyDeleteHa-ha. Another good insult. I need to take notes!
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