M-o-o-n

[hipmamajen]

I was the big Stephen King fan when Davin and I met, but he's pretty much been dragged along on all the adventures since the late 80s and learned to love it. Sometimes I forget how much SK plays in our personal language (around with a bunch of other stuff, including LOTR, Star Trek, etc.) but then, like today, I get a reminder.

This morning, he forwarded an email about his company picnic to me, so I could put the date on the calendar. I got the entire text of the original email, and above it all he added was, "M-O-O-N, that spells picnic!"

Does anyone do goofy stuff like this in their family?

[THISisWHEREiMAKEmySTAND]

Sometimes when my dad was being extra bossy ( but in a loving dad way, I love you pops) I would say "MY LIFE FOR YOU", and as he was the one that motivated and fueled my intrest in The Stand, he always seemed to get a kick out of it. Then he always went on to say " Now if you burn anything down, it will not be praise you recieve. Cool topic by the way...

[michal]

The Calla slang really stuck on me for a long time. I'd wish everyone Long Days and Pleasant Nights and demanded that they would wish me Twice as Many...

[Patricia A]

Yes we do and say thankee Sai, you can set set your watch and warrant on it! :biggrin2:

[Tooley]

M-O-O-N that spells Tom Cullen - Tom Cullen

When Abigail Freemantle told Nick Andros that God believed in him.

I use M-O-O-N that spells _____ all the time, yet, none of my friends are fans of Sai King, so they have no clue what I'm talking about. However, they are amused by it.

[K4driver]

Got one....Baby can you dig your man? I tried it once...and The Girl slapped me into next week.

[The Outsider]

Yeah now I say "My Laws" all the time, but everyone just thinks I'm a weirdo or something :(. Also, after Duma Key I've been talking more spanglish than before.

[thymeoperator]

i once came across 'm-o-o-n that spells........................' on the urban dictionary of slang online. apparently it's a popular thing for some people to say?