Can't wait till they can don their colored blinking lights helmet during night games near Christmas.Until this week's games, I didn't realize that the players have a thimbamabobber on the sidelines that keeps their helmet warm until they go back in to play. Am I the only one who didn't know that was a thing?
I meant to write "thingamabobber," but I made a typo.If that's not an Urban Dictionary term, it should be.
Is it even possible to have a typo on a word that isn't actually really a word?I meant to write "thingamabobber," but I made a typo.
Oh, "thingamabobber" is a real word. It's just more used in formal English, like if you were getting your doctorate and you had to write a thesis, it would be really important to use words like "thingamabobber," "whatchamacallit," and "dealy-dad." King Charles uses those words all the time.Is it even possible to have a typo on a word that isn't actually really a word?
It does both depending on the weather outside on the field: heat or cool down helmetsI don't think it's a warmer - it's just air to dry it out, maybe a cooler.
I'll bet you are a great Scrabble player.
I just asked Chas and he said he's with you on whatchamacallit but he prefers 'thingamy-bob'. He had no idea what a dealy- dad was though.Oh, "thingamabobber" is a real word. It's just more used in formal English, like if you were getting your doctorate and you had to write a thesis, it would be really important to use words like "thingamabobber," "whatchamacallit," and "dealy-dad." King Charles uses those words all the time.
I think dealy-dad or dealy-bob are Texas things. I thought Chas had picked up at least one of them from me.I just asked Chas and he said he's with you on whatchamacallit but he prefers 'thingamy-bob'. He had no idea what a dealy- dad was though.
You can never be sure with him, most things you say go in one huge ear and out the other.I think dealy-dad or dealy-bob are Texas things. I thought Chas had picked up at least one of them from me.