I'm sure it makes great baked goods, but even a greenhorn knows t'check f'r chaumas 'afore diggin' in...."Back in the saddle again, out where a sandworm's your friend..."
Friday, September 24, 2010
Dune And The Singing Cowboy
Maybe it's just the inside of my head, but the name of this brand of corn meal struck me a bit oddly:
I'm sure it makes great baked goods, but even a greenhorn knows t'check f'r chaumas 'afore diggin' in....
"Back in the saddle again, out where a sandworm's your friend..."
I'm sure it makes great baked goods, but even a greenhorn knows t'check f'r chaumas 'afore diggin' in...."Back in the saddle again, out where a sandworm's your friend..."
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ReplyDeleteAll I got this morning is "Ya-hya chouhada," sung to the tune of "Roll Out the Barrel." Not nearly the same thing.
ReplyDeleteThe spice must flow, y'all.
ReplyDeleteWhat a way to wake up: Vectored from Saturday matinees to sandworms to Beetlejuice to Firesign Theater (back to the shadows, again...)
ReplyDeleteWhere's my coffee?
I should probably ask LawDog instead, but if sandworms had legs and fur, would that make them Spice Weasels?
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ReplyDeleteIt's not "Dune" but how about "Two Utz" as in "My Cousin Vinny"? (See http://travelingpedagogue.blogspot.com/2008/09/two-utz-from-pa.html)
ReplyDeleteAye, here's two Utz! There's nae like us!
ReplyDeletePersonally, I'm a "Snyder's of Hanover fan." Must have something to do with the big Snyder's pretzel tin Grandma had on top of her fridge.
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