ironic cow
i talked to my nutritionist on the phone this week. she has one of those hands-free headsets so she can take notes during conversations, but unfortunately it makes her almost inaudible. so on thursday, as i was straining (and for some strange reason, squinting) to hear her, she mentioned that as my pH test results show i’m “a bit acidic” (like i didn’t know that already!) i’d benefit from a mixture of magnesium and calcium called ionic cow.
“hee hee,” i thought, “finally a supplement name that shows a sense of humour!” ionic for the type of formulation, and cow because of the calcium, see?
then i got the information my nutritionist sent me two days later.
the supplement is called ionic cal.
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in other mishearing news, a few weeks ago i was waiting for a train to nottingham when i heard the following announcement:
the next train for cuddlesfield is leaving from platform 3…
“what? there’s a place called cuddlesfield?! how cute!” i was so happy.
until i realised that she’d actually said… huddersfield.
i still think my names were better.











September 9, 2007
Funny Dido!!!
September 10, 2007
There’s only one comment will do here - gormpot!
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September 10, 2007
Peepo.
Translate for us Americans!!!!!
September 10, 2007
Perhaps you need to wear your glasses when you speak to her. LOL
September 11, 2007
LOL Jas, it’s worth a try! ;)
Suz, ‘gormpot’ is a noun spin-off of the word ‘gormless’, meaning dozy/foolish/lacking in common sense… yes, my mum is always so kind to me! ;)
September 11, 2007
Ah, yes Suz, sometimes it’s much better not to know these things! (We also use the term ‘little lovepot’ but when I say ‘we’, I think it may just be me….)
September 11, 2007
I did know “gormless” but could not figure how out what it meant. Now I must use it three times today so I won’t forget it. Won’t people think I am crazy…heehee!
September 11, 2007
Well, Suz, it just depends who you say it to! Besides, aren’t we all just a leeeetle bit crazy?? *hopes*
September 12, 2007
Yes, Peepo! We are all a leetle crazy and we are sometimes gormpots!!!! (NOUN???? Did I use it right???)
September 13, 2007
Suz, you and your words, you must be speaking ‘English’ all the time now!!
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