Knock knock...

Jack B. Badd

Do not knock the banana lady... o.O

challengemaster

Sarky wrote:

Knock knock.

who's there?

Lust4Life

banana

challengemaster

banana who?

Lust4Life

Orange

Sonnenblumen

Agent Orange

Sarky

Knock knock.

Sonnenblumen

Knock knock knocking on heaven's door

Lust4Life

banana

county

you know what you can do with your banana!

Lust4Life

orange!

Sarky

Knock knock.

county

knockers knockers

Sonnenblumen

Go away, nobody home!:D

Lust4Life

Orange you glad I didn't say banana again?:D

Sarky

Knock knock.

Matt Holck

could you use the bell?

my card castle was 7 stories high

Lust4Life

I'm in the shower! Let yourself in and mix a drink or two!

Hail 2 Da Chimp

Tar.Aldarion wrote:

Me. Hi, can I come in?

I bet you say that to all the girls!!!

Jack B. Badd

Tar, ask? Never...he just strolls straight on through!

Knock...thump?!

Hail 2 Da Chimp

oOOooohhh, suits you!

boneless

Knock Knock...

"Who's there??"

"Control freak... NOW YOU SAY CONTROL FREAK WHO!!!!!!!!!!"

Jack B. Badd

Knock knock...
Dr Who is at the door...
o.O

Funky

Matt Holck

Etymology: The verb MUM derives directly from Middle English ‘mommen’ which is perhaps associated with Middle low German ‘mummen,’ to mutter, disguise oneself, or with Middle French ‘momer’ to go masked. And although some sources think that the ‘mum’ of disguise and the ‘mum’ of muttering (which is thought to be ultimately imitative) may have two distinct etymologies, others feel that perhaps there is a connection between the two and that in going masked the voices of the performers were muffled and distorted. Some interesting connections are that Dutch ‘mommen’ means to speak indistinctly, to chew, and German ‘mummen’ means to mumble. Middle Dutch ‘mommen,’ ‘mummen’ mean to go about in a mask or disguise (Dutch ‘mommen). Middle Low German, ‘mummen,’ ‘mommen’ mean to wear a disguise, to go about in a carnival mask and German ‘mummen,’ to disguise oneself (16th century). Similar connections exist in French and Italian.

Some words beginning with ‘mum-’ associated with the custom of MUMMING are MUMMER, a person who acts in a mummers' play or (originally) in a ‘mime,’ and MUMMERY, a performance by ‘mummers,’ are attested to earliest in Old French and appear to have spread in this sense from there to other European languages, both Romance and Germanic, probably together with the custom itself.


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Demetrius

-ers.

Doomspell

boneless wrote:

Knock Knock...

"Who's there??"

"Control freak... NOW YOU SAY CONTROL FREAK WHO!!!!!!!!!!"

Sonnenblumen

Matt Holck wrote:

Etymology: The verb MUM derives directly from Middle English ‘mommen’ which is perhaps associated with Middle low German ‘mummen,’ to mutter, disguise oneself, or with Middle French ‘momer’ to go masked. And although some sources think that the ‘mum’ of disguise and the ‘mum’ of muttering (which is thought to be ultimately imitative) may have two distinct etymologies, others feel that perhaps there is a connection between the two and that in going masked the voices of the performers were muffled and distorted. Some interesting connections are that Dutch ‘mommen’ means to speak indistinctly, to chew, and German ‘mummen’ means to mumble. Middle Dutch ‘mommen,’ ‘mummen’ mean to go about in a mask or disguise (Dutch ‘mommen). Middle Low German, ‘mummen,’ ‘mommen’ mean to wear a disguise, to go about in a carnival mask and German ‘mummen,’ to disguise oneself (16th century). Similar connections exist in French and Italian.

Some words beginning with ‘mum-’ associated with the custom of MUMMING are MUMMER, a person who acts in a mummers' play or (originally) in a ‘mime,’ and MUMMERY, a performance by ‘mummers,’ are attested to earliest in Old French and appear to have spread in this sense from there to other European languages, both Romance and Germanic, probably together with the custom itself.


http://www.wordwizard.com/ch_forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2663

BANG, BANG!

Lust4Life

Dude, get the door already!

Sonnenblumen

Lust4Life wrote:

Dude, get the door already!

as soon as you unlock the handcuffs.

Lust4Life

Sonnenblumen said:

Quote:
Originally Posted by Lust4Life
Dude, get the door already!

as soon as you unlock the handcuffs.

But the key is out in the post box!