Pensitivity101 had a Balderdash clustered around her site. That’s a collective noun for a group of free-range fellow bloggers, so she decided that the theme would be Collective nouns this week. Give it a try. See if you can do any better.
The worst ducking TV series ever aired.
2. A bevy of ……………………………
Empty pub ale glasses
3. A mustering of ………………………
Armed Services vets, at the George Santayana commemorative services, being held in your local Royal Legion, or VFW. My Father was an ex-WWII member, then there was Korea, then Viet Nam, then Iraq, then Afghanistan. 😯 When will they ever learn? When will they ever learn?
4. A scold of …………………………….
My wife’s constant nagging list of helpful suggestions to improve myself. 😉
5. A cast of ……………………………….
Teenage boys, practicing for the Darwin Awards Olympics. After their arms have healed, they can try the ‘Dig A Huge Hole In The Beach’ challenge. 😯
6. A sedge of ……………………………
Water plants in the moat around my little country cottage
7. A comb of ……………………………
Thanksgiving turkeys. I just go bananas for a big meal of tryptophan turkey and stuffing (myself).
8. A pod of ……………………………..
Tide detergent-eating challenges – for those who survived number 5.
9. A covey of ……………………………
C. W. McCall’s greatest hit – Convoy Whuzzat?? Covey, not convoy? Oh Hell – just listen to it anyway.
10. A party of …………………………………
Actually, TWO parties – The one that threw Boris Johnson out on his arse – and the one the nation threw after it happened.
I will try to collect my wits – the noun for which is, black hole – before we meet again on Monday.
I still can’t believe people ate Tide pods. Our species is doomed.
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I always like to hold out hope that there are people with three-figure IQs – then I hear that Trump wants t run again in ’24…. and already has supporters. 😯
Dig the holes! He can start his campaign on the beach at Mar-A-Lago. 😳
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Brilliant as always!
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Thanx! As usual, I tried to add some humor for you Britannic buddies – BoJo, and bevies, and arse, oh my!
Thanx also for a couple of new (to me) word usages. I had never seen/heard mustering, sedge, or dynasty used as a collective. 😀
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Glad you enjoyed it.
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