My granddaughter told me one time, with a wry little smile, that I was being "inappropriate". I told her that I have to grow old but do not have to grow up.
By the way, what did "ganefs" mean, if you can print it in primetime?
Si, I have the least idea what Ganefs mean. The writer/editor Harvey Kurtzman was always tossing in a Yiddish slang word. But anyway, on the internet the definition of ganef is to "rule to a flat stomach" - or "losing your stomach" - which happens later in the story. "Inappropriate" huh? That could be the name of Immaturity's sister magazine. Opps! Now I see you did some research in your next comment.
That's what I say, too. Ganefs to all of you, so there.
ReplyDeleteDid Mad ever leave its infant stage? Hope not.
Si,
ReplyDeleteI just thought of a name for a new magazine for middle-age to elderly who still enjoy things and have their own drummer:
Immaturity.
My granddaughter told me one time, with a wry little smile, that I was being "inappropriate". I told her that I have to grow old but do not have to grow up.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, what did "ganefs" mean, if you can print it in primetime?
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ganef,
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/ganefs,
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ganefs
Hope I can live up to the rascal, scoundrel part.
Si,
ReplyDeleteI have the least idea what Ganefs mean. The writer/editor Harvey Kurtzman was always tossing in a Yiddish slang word. But anyway, on the internet the definition of ganef is to "rule to a flat stomach" - or "losing your stomach" - which happens later in the story.
"Inappropriate" huh? That could be the name of Immaturity's sister magazine.
Opps! Now I see you did some research in your next comment.
Tossing your cookies is just as good. Rascals and scoundrels do that a lot, don't they.
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