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Moody: Because nothing beats a good mondegreen Comments

Mar9

Heard, or misheard, any good ones lately? We’re all ears.

Moody: Some props for “Jennifer” Comments

Feb2

Jennifer “can be a total blonde at times.” Ya think?

Moody: Where are you in the movie? Comments

Jan27

Here’s a fun, if somewhat frightening, little time-waster. If your lifespan were shrunk to the length of your favorite movie, which scene would mark your life right now?

Moody: Beware of Facebook hacks Comments

Jan21

The police reporter in my office is constantly shaking her head over the gullibility of people who fall for scams, muttering under her breath: “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” Corollary, at least in this case: “If it sounds too bad to be true, it probably also is.”

Moody: Women’s words of wisdom Comments

Jan2

I didn’t write these. Wish I had!
NINE PHRASES WOMEN USE:

Moody: 20 random thoughts Comments

Nov28

20 Random Thoughts We Can All Relate To

Moody: Stop the presses! Comments

Oct29

This just in: I have a stressful job that pays badly.

Moody: And thank you for calling Comments

Sep29

Here is a Facebook forward, which I did not write, but which inspired today’s post:

School Answering Machine:

“Thank you for calling (your child’s school).

* To lie about why your child is absent, press 1
* To make excuses for why your child did not do his
work, press 2

Moody: Punctuation Day winner Comments

Sep26

In a previous blog post, I had mentioned a contest for baked goods for National Punctuation Day. This is totally awesome. You go, Jen!

Moody: You think you kids have it tough Comments

Sep23

It boggles my mind that my Princesses could, in theory, pop in a DVD of “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” any time of the day or night or season. I had to wait an entire year, then make sure absolutely nothing else was happening that night that would interfere with my viewing, then suffer through a series of action-breaking commercials, not to mention my little brother talking through the whole thing (”Who’s that? Why is he doing that? Is he really Santa Claus?”).