These things just pop into my head, no real rhyme or reason, they just do. I have heard many times, “What goes through your head?” and “What’s wrong with you?” That is my favorite. Believe it or not, sometimes I just wake up and stuff just comes to me. Here are a few
- Sometimes I’m watching a TV show, and on that show, people are watching a show that looks better than the one I’m watching. That gets me thinking.
- Did Wimpy ever pay for that hamburger? For you kids out there, this is a Popeye reference. Personally, I would tell Fat Wimy enough with the burgers, and Bluto can have Olive. Actually, Olive needs the burger.
- How did Humpdy Dumpdy get on that wall with those tiny legs? I mean, this was not well thought out, poor center of gravity. He is too fat and oval; those spindly legs are not getting him anywhere.
- Why do they call it an ottoman? Was it an empire? In my day, it was a footstool or a hassock, but an ottoman? I’m thinking of an invasion by the Turks.
- Jack and Jill did not go up that hill for water. Jack is not thinking about water, and Jill is a vixen.
- Thee blind mice? How did they know, and why are they after the farmer’s wife?
- If it is Tuesday and someone says, “Next Thursday,” what does that even mean? Is it this Thursday, which is the next Thursday, or the Thursday that is the following Thursday? It is a valid question; people don’t have the proper context.
- If a character is killed off in the first episode of a series and appears in flashbacks, are they paid the same as other characters, or are they pro-rated?
- Bonobo monkeys use solo and mutual stimulation to resolve conflicts and reduce anxiety. Sure, but if a human does that in public, it is a call to the police.
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