Wanted: W words

[Sapphire Sebright]

She could. We're two peas in a pod.

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Two yolks in an egg.
... Rare?

 

[CindyinSD]

Two yolks in an egg.
... Rare?

Rare to find someone as scatterbrained as I.

(Sorry, Saffy ) Actually, you can legitimately blame blood sugar fluctuations. Me. Meh. This is my only plausible excuse: I'm old. As for my lifetime history of air-headedness, 'no comment.'

 

[R2elk]

Kiki,

I just picked 4 oz. of Mexican Hat flower seeds.

Anyone care to guess how many seeds that could be?

 

[BantyChooks]

Kiki,

I just picked 4 oz. of Mexican Hat flower seeds.

Anyone care to guess how many seeds that could be?

My guess is somewhere between 1 and 1 billion.

 

[R2elk]

My guess is somewhere between 1 and 1 billion.

I think you are a little high on the top end and way low on the bottom end.

4 oz at an average of 52,000 seeds per oz.= approximately 208,000 seeds.

There are lots of gaillardia and rudbeckia seeds to pick also.

 

[CindyinSD]

Kiki,

I just picked 4 oz. of Mexican Hat flower seeds.

Anyone care to guess how many seeds that could be?

A jillion to the 10th?

 

[R2elk]

A jillion to the 10th?

Wrong but definitely lots.

 

[Kiki]

Kiki,

I just picked 4 oz. of Mexican Hat flower seeds.

Anyone care to guess how many seeds that could be?

2 million

 

[R2elk]

2 million

Nope. Approximately 200,000. how many did you want?

 

[MROO]

Anna?
Rosanna?
Rosanna Anna Danna?

Sortof ... Laraine Newman, playing Freud's daughter, Anna. She was sitting on her father's lap (Dan Akroyd as Sigmund Freud) describing a dream. The sketch was banned (by the standards, then ... probably wouldnt be, now,) so I won't put the audio link here, but you can Google it.

I still remember all of us sitting around the TV that night - with my MOTHER of all people. What can I say? I had the "Cool Mom," who was a die-hard SNL fan and our house was the place everyone crashed on Saturday night - just to watch SNL together - at least a half dozen of us, sometimes more. I remember all of us getting increasingly uncomfortable with the skit ... lots of nervous glances and furtive glances at Mom. She was deadpan through mostof it, but at that last line, she lost her mouthful of soda and tossed her popcorn all over the couch, she was laughing so hard! We all lost it! To this day, whenever any of that crew gets stogether - family and/or friends, quotng the banana line is enough to set the whole room rolling. Those were GOOD times!