Black Friday Tomorrow =]

[instromp]

Sales sales sales  !!! I will out and about early in the  morning with friends trying to get the good stuff early   

[pianistimo]

but what about all that home cooking you just ate.  are you sure you'll feel up to it tommorrow?  i feel blazing tired.  susan   (it just depends on the weather - sales are sales)

[instromp]

My body will be rejuvinated from all the food i ate by the morning,lol.I wont eat much for breakfast,maybe a cup of coffee and 2 eggo waffles then im out the door.

[pianolist]

Divided by the common language again. Waffles I know, but eggo? Eggo? Quis?

[instromp]

Divided by the common language again. Waffles I know, but eggo? Eggo? Quis?

Eggo is a brand of waffles, that's all 

[arensky]

Divided by the common language again. Waffles I know, but eggo? Eggo? Quis?

"Eggo" is a brand name of frozen waffles. They have a memorable slogan, " Leggo' my eggo"  


For pianists, this reads "Leggo my ego!"  

[pianolist]

OK, I can't resist this one. In the first year of my secondary school, we started Latin. After about a term, we had oral revision, so we went around the class, standing up and reciting declensions and conjugations. We sat in alphabetical order, so Lawson (me) was roughly in the middle. I was given the task of starting the third declension.

"Lawson, decline 'Rex'," called the schoolmaster, without a shred of a twinkle in his eye.

"Ego, me, mei, mihi, me," I said confidently.

"What?" with a glower on his face.

"Er, ego, me, mei, mihi, me, sir," I ventured.

"Cut out the funny stuff, Lawson," came the stern reply. I never did like Latin after that, which I greatly regret. We had a much more inspiring French teacher, so I did modern languages instead.