Yet another word game

[naturalexponent]

Boil the head: the first step in making head cheese

 

[milk of amnesia]

Cheese is yummy!

 

[naturalexponent]

Yummy in my tummy.

 

[jimmy8]

Tummy hurts so I'm taking some Tums.

 

[Larry Duff]

Tums mention has me humming their ad jingle.

 

[naturalexponent]

jingle all the way!

 

[Vcore89]

laughing all the way to the bank

 

[jimmy8]

Bank fraud is the charge Trump is being charged with.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

With or without you.

 

[jimmy8]

You can add a "F" to Elon and you get Felon.

 

[Larry Duff]

Felons should be serving time

 

[Vcore89]

Serving Time In the Middle of Nowhere

 

[Rafa.the.Magnificent]

Nowhere on earth are there any people who are perfect.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

"Perfect imperfections" is a fairly universal concept of appreciating beauty that is
imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete, called wabi-sabi in Japan.

 

[jimmy8]

Perfect is my wife, Anna Kalinskaya.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

"Perfect imperfections" is a fairly universal concept of appreciating beauty that is
imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete, called wabi-sabi in Japan.

Wabi-Sabi! I was just looking at a collection of Daidō Moriyama photos.

Perfect is my wife, Anna Kalinskaya.

Kalinskaya responds to your post.

 

[jimmy8]

Post: Dear wife, please stop doing the hand on hip, eye roll thing in front of company. You're embarrassing me.

 

[Rafa.the.Magnificent]

“Me and you baby, we can make it.” If I recall correctly, that was one of Eddie Murphy’s lines in Trading Places.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

(There are) places I'll remember all my life...

 

[Rafa.the.Magnificent]

Life was lonely for Eleanor Rigby.

 

[Larry Duff]

Eleanor Rigby was lonely as was Father McKenzie.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

Father McKenzie, replicant MacKenzie Davis, and Philip K. Dick should meet in a cyber reality church to discuss whether humans still matter in Silicon Valley dreams.

 

[Larry Duff]

Dreams are made of cheese, who am I to diss a brie.

 

[Bartelby]

Brie Larson goes well with ham on my baguette.

 

[naturalexponent]

Baguette can mean a variety of things in French, including chopstick.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

Chop-stick is what you do if your stick is too long.

 

[Larry Duff]

Long shot kick de bucket was a reggae song about a horse race.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

Race relations seem to be devolving into a new sort-of "Jim crow" instigated by the present government.

 

[Vcore89]

Gov't efficiency is headed by Vice President [sic] Musk.

 

[Larry Duff]

Musk is not the president, merely the first lady.

 

[Vcore89]

First Lady of Brazil uses expletives against Elon Musk at G20.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

G20 summits offer global leaders a chance to wander foreign cities alone like a Baudelaire-inspired flâneur, and do the beatnik thing in a cafe amongst random (certainly not plain-clothed elite Russian security) customers.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

Customers are in every sense "consumers" who according to conservative views would have no
rights as a group, only individual rights.

Here is a quote/example from Ayn Rand, that almost seem a model for certain political parties:

In Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism, consumers are viewed as individuals who, like producers, are driven by
rational self-interest and participate in a free market through voluntary exchange, with the government's
role limited to protecting individual rights.

 

[Larry Duff]

Individual rights adherents have no problem driving on the highways or calling emergency services.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

Services rendered are non-negotiable.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

Non-negotiable, non refundable, music tickets apparently allow organizers to cancel
events- then, simply, take the money and run... or does it?

(“So basically they knowingly used ’24 ticket sales to pay off ’23 obligations and leave the buyers hanging,” someone said in the comments. “Sounds like fraud and the guy should go to jail,” they said, adding that it felt just like a repeat of the fraudulent Fyre Festival fiasco in 2017. “They just straight up premeditatedly robbed everyone to pay for last year’s … show,” another person said.)

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

It's going to happen!

 

[Larry Duff]

Happens all the time!

 

[jimmy8]

Time i serve up some ass whoopin

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

Whopping cough was a leading cause of childhood mortality before the development of the whooping cough vaccine, which subsequently saved many from early death.

 

[jimmy8]

Death is preferable to vaccines apparently.

 

[Bagumbawalla]

Apparently life is preferable to death, but that may depend on circumstances.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

Circumstances Beyond Our Control Airlines wasn't very popular.

 

[Larry Duff]

Popular music rarely interests me nowadays.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

Nowadays, it’s not hard to imagine a hyperreality future of AI artists, with AI-created bios and social media accounts, dominating the music industry by creating looks, personalities, and songs targeting broad audiences and micro-demographics with instantly engaging “earworm” songs, eliminating the cost and unpredictability of human artists from the process.

 

[milk of amnesia]

Process food too much and it becomes flavorless and loses its nutritional value.

 

[Larry Duff]

Value added was a corporate buzz phrase

 

[Bagumbawalla]

(A) phrase from Heraclitus says that you cannot step into the same river twice, but Cratylus suggests
that you cannot step into that smes river even once.

 

[Larry Duff]

Once upon a midnight dreary

 

[milk of amnesia]

Dreary weather makes my happy; I like soft rain.