| WORD(S) |
8, 9, 10 er |
| BLESS. BLESSING |
Holding a small cubed piece of
bread soaked in catsup between lips. |
| BURT,
SUPPER |
An old galvanized large
wide-topped funnel we had in the chicken coop, stuck 1/2 way in a washtub
full of hot Ralston cereal. |
| COMMUNICATION |
Blowing clear snot out of both
nostrils with a lot of force onto a handkerchief. |
| EXACTLY, SPECIAL |
Poking through the "scum
top" of a can of white paint with a flat paint stirrer paddle and mixing
it. (Special, is the same except
the paint is splattering while mixing it, and Exactly is pouring it out). |
| FACT |
A stack of cold waffles soaked
in maple syrup. |
| FASCINATED |
Cooked fat between the notch in
an eaten left over T-bone steak bone. |
| GLEN |
Glen Shoop (a guy that used to
help us bale hay when I was very young) holding a bale of hay with chaff in
his eyes. (AHAA! I figured this one out!) (I think…?) |
| GLORY |
A big glob of lard on the end of
one of my Aunt Lou's old Indian Clubs which used to hang in the
"woodhouse chamber". Or dipping it into a big tin bucket of lard. |
| HATE |
Soggy milk soaked square piece
of chocolate cake sitting on a bare stomach. |
| HOPE, HOLT |
Runny scrambled eggs on an old
fashion porch roof post. |
| IRENE, HURON |
Breaking ice cubes with the
breaking lever in an old-fashioned aluminum ice cube maker tray. |
| JOY, JOHN |
Squirting watered down JOY dishwashing liquid from the
container in your eyes while looking down, then opening your eyes wide. |
| LIKE (AS
IN "I LIKE YOU") |
A thick vinegar-soaked slice of
tomato stuck on our old kitchen front window. |
| LOUISE |
An old cut glass candy holder
(with stop) that used to be in our kitchen, filled with yellow soft
pillow-shaped mints. |
| NO |
Punching a fist through Saran
Wrap into a stainless steel mixing bowl filled with cold butterscotch
pudding. |
| ODD |
Pulling out a dry cork from the
top of a vinegar bottle then biting down on it and having it squeak while
biting down on it. (The cork smells like vinegar). |
| POSSIBLE,
IMPOSSIBLE |
Putting a spoon into a thick
cooking bubbling pan of "Cream of Wheat". |
| PROBLEM |
Putting a spoon full of thick,
cold Cream of Wheat in your mouth. |
| SULLIVAN |
A soggy leaf of head lettuce
soaked in watered down mayonnaise sitting on edge. |
| TIME, KIND |
A Ritz Cracker sitting on edge
on the top of an inverted stainless steel mixing bowl. |
| WINTER,
WINNER |
A big glob of stewed tomatoes on
our old downstairs kitchen front window. |
| YES |
A frozen stream of water hanging
out of the faucet of our old bathtub. |
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