...we're all counting on you."- Leslie Nielsen (and Scottius Maximus)
Go get 'em!
And for the rest of you...even if you're visiting this blog by accident, please go here to vote the great Kiihnworld blog of the week. It is very deserving.
(Paid for by the Committee to Elect Kiihnworld Crosley Solo Blog Of The Week- In Other Words, Me)
At least you knows how to spell Kiihn. And for those who don't know, it is pronounced k-e-e-n. It is an adulterated spelling of the common German name, Kuhn, with an umlaut over the "u". Great Grandpa Gus shouldn't have let those Ellis Island guys convince him that two eyes would work better. Now, everyone thinks I've either made a mistake (seriously) or they think I'm a Finlander! That was a big problem when we lived in Cloquet! Anyway, its an improvement over my maiden name, Melnychuk, that no one could ever pronounce. I'm still haunted by childhood teases of "How much wood could a woodchuck chuck..." Only they insert my last name. I was so traumatized... Feel sorry for me...vote for me. Don't your heart tell you to do it?
ReplyDeleteI KNOW I just wrote "doesn't". My subconscious is misspelling.
ReplyDeleteI already have voted for you. But thanks for the sad story anyway.
ReplyDelete"I'm still haunted by childhood teases of "How much wood could a woodchuck chuck...""
My all-time favorite tongue twister just took on new meaning. Let's see...just how would that go?
This is my all-time favorite comment so far! It's got umlauts, Ellis Island, Finlanders, maiden names, my favorite tongue twister, and bad grammar. Thank you.