Pretty cool! Don’t forget to celebrate with pizza!
You have got to start eating other things besides pizza or you will become just
as round as your ID pic, if not already.
Jim
both breakfast and supper are a simple bowl of rice cereal, lunch I can
have pizza!
Don't forget, or forgo your yoghurt intake too. Need to maintain that gut-biome,
it's more important than most realize, Jason. Foremost, in bolstering the
immune system
That said, a quality pizza diet, together with real yoghurt, will
keep you healthy and by extension, with us here for a long time
Don't forget, or forgo your yoghurt intake too. Need to maintain that gut-biome,
it's more important than most realize, Jason. Foremost, in bolstering the
immune system
[…]
What? Iggy Pop has a better diet than you! And me probably, see how long he's
lasting - he's
the Duracell of the Rock
The Iguana is the Duracell Bunny? Be careful when mixing metaphors
Actually, Iggy himself, is not "The Iguanas" plural
He’s called “The Iguana,” shortened as “Iggy,” because he was one of The Iguanas.
“One of” is singular.
Which in turn,
were not metaphorically mixed with the individual that is the Duracell
Bunny, that you're efforting as "mixed metaphors" It's simply
comparative and frankly pretty good
A comparative is an adjective or adverb in the comparative degree (“faster” is
the comparative of “fast”).
You wanted to use the word comparison, synonymous with simile.
Using the word “iguana” to qualify a human being is a metaphor.
Saying “he’s like an iguana” is a simile.
Saying “X is the Y of the Z” is a metaphor.
Saying “X is like Y of the Z” is a simile.
[…]
What? Iggy Pop has a better diet than you! And me probably, see how long he's
lasting - he's
the Duracell of the Rock
The Iguana is the Duracell Bunny? Be careful when mixing metaphors
Actually, Iggy himself, is not "The Iguanas" plural
He’s called “The Iguana,” shortened as “Iggy,” because he was one of The Iguanas.
“One of” is singular.
Which in turn,
were not metaphorically mixed with the individual that is the Duracell
Bunny, that you're efforting as "mixed metaphors" It's simply
comparative and frankly pretty good
A comparative is an adjective or adverb in the comparative degree (“faster” is
the comparative of “fast”).
You wanted to use the word comparison, synonymous with simile.
Using the word “iguana” to qualify a human being is a metaphor.
Saying “he’s like an iguana” is a simile.
Saying “X is the Y of the Z” is a metaphor.
Saying “X is like Y of the Z” is a simile.
[…]
What? Iggy Pop has a better diet than you! And me probably, see how long he's
lasting - he's
the Duracell of the Rock
The Iguana is the Duracell Bunny? Be careful when mixing metaphors
Actually, Iggy himself, is not "The Iguanas" plural
He’s called “The Iguana,” shortened as “Iggy,” because he was one of The Iguanas.
“One of” is singular.
Which in turn,
were not metaphorically mixed with the individual that is the Duracell
Bunny, that you're efforting as "mixed metaphors" It's simply
comparative and frankly pretty good
A comparative is an adjective or adverb in the comparative degree (“faster” is
the comparative of “fast”).
You wanted to use the word comparison, synonymous with simile.
Using the word “iguana” to qualify a human being is a metaphor.
Saying “he’s like an iguana” is a simile.
Saying “X is the Y of the Z” is a metaphor.
Saying “X is like Y of the Z” is a simile.
You're weird. You're sure you don't have Z chromosome(s)?
[…]
What? Iggy Pop has a better diet than you! And me probably, see how long he's
lasting - he's
the Duracell of the Rock
The Iguana is the Duracell Bunny? Be careful when mixing metaphors
Actually, Iggy himself is not "The Iguanas" plural, which was not metaphorically
mixed with the individual that is the Duracell Bunny, that you're efforting
as "mixed metaphors" It's simply comparative and frankly, pretty
good
You both might be surprised how well some very public people, privately
do take care of themselves We ALL are concern about well-being and longevity.
After all, mortality scares the crap out of every mortal, regardless of power
and/or influence.
USA, Georgia
Canada, Ontario
France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Austria, Wien