Lupine.
Pinocchio.
Lupinnocchio.
A wolf who wants to be a real boy.
Like one of Mowgli's "brothers" who is jealous of his opposable thumbs.
Jungle.
Learning.
Junglearning.
Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Karattweiler
Karate.
Rottweiler.
Karattweiler.
A canine that will only use its very disciplined viciousness on you in self-defense.
Judo.
Dog.
Judog.*
Its bark is worse than its bite, but its roundhouse kick is worse than both of those.
Fido.
Dojo.
Fidojo.
At least it can't punch you. (Dogs don't have hands.)
Tai Chi.
Chihuahua.
Tai Chihuahua.
* This word also sounds like it can also be used as an anti-Semetic slur, for anyone out there who hates Jews and dogs alike.
Yarmulke.
Kennel.
Yarmulkennel.
Rottweiler.
Karattweiler.
A canine that will only use its very disciplined viciousness on you in self-defense.
Judo.
Dog.
Judog.*
Its bark is worse than its bite, but its roundhouse kick is worse than both of those.
Fido.
Dojo.
Fidojo.
At least it can't punch you. (Dogs don't have hands.)
Tai Chi.
Chihuahua.
Tai Chihuahua.
* This word also sounds like it can also be used as an anti-Semetic slur, for anyone out there who hates Jews and dogs alike.
Yarmulke.
Kennel.
Yarmulkennel.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Handbasketchy
Handbasket.
Sketchy.
Handbasketchy.
Details are hazy as to why this is a means of traveling to hell.
Hades.
Destination.
Hadestination.
Even less information is available as to what sort of basket one takes to get to heaven, or if baskets are involved at all.
Heaven.
Eventual.
Heaventual.
If baskets ARE involved, then obviously split up your eggs between the hell-bound basket and the heaven-bound one.
Segregate.
Eggs.
Eggregate.
Because while all DOGS may go to heaven*, all unborn chickens apparently do not.
Omelet.
Letdown.
Omeletdown.
* Actually untrue.
At least one dog definitively does not go to heaven: Cerberus, guard of the gates of hell.
Canine.
Nein!
Canein!
Sketchy.
Handbasketchy.
Details are hazy as to why this is a means of traveling to hell.
Hades.
Destination.
Hadestination.
Even less information is available as to what sort of basket one takes to get to heaven, or if baskets are involved at all.
Heaven.
Eventual.
Heaventual.
If baskets ARE involved, then obviously split up your eggs between the hell-bound basket and the heaven-bound one.
Segregate.
Eggs.
Eggregate.
Because while all DOGS may go to heaven*, all unborn chickens apparently do not.
Omelet.
Letdown.
Omeletdown.
* Actually untrue.
At least one dog definitively does not go to heaven: Cerberus, guard of the gates of hell.
Canine.
Nein!
Canein!
Friday, May 1, 2009
Chlamydiamonds
Chlamydia.
Diamonds.
Chlamydiamonds.
NOT a girl's best friend.
(Nor man's best friend. That's a dog.
Ideally a dog with no STDs either.)
Canine.
Infected.
Caninfected.
Diamonds.
Chlamydiamonds.
NOT a girl's best friend.
(Nor man's best friend. That's a dog.
Ideally a dog with no STDs either.)
Canine.
Infected.
Caninfected.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Parrottweiler
Parrot.
Rottweiler.
Parrottweiler.
An animal that will bite someone exactly the same way you just bit them.
Copycat.
Ate.
Copycate.
So it's a bird-like dog who acts like a cat.
(See also Chimpanzebra.)
Rottweiler.
Parrottweiler.
An animal that will bite someone exactly the same way you just bit them.
Copycat.
Ate.
Copycate.
So it's a bird-like dog who acts like a cat.
(See also Chimpanzebra.)
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Prostitutor
Prostitute.
Tutor.
Prostitutor.
You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
So don't pay an old dog for sex.
Unless they learned a bunch of tricks when they were younger.
Then go for it.
Canine.
Ineptitude.
Canineptitude.
Tutor.
Prostitutor.
You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
So don't pay an old dog for sex.
Unless they learned a bunch of tricks when they were younger.
Then go for it.
Canine.
Ineptitude.
Canineptitude.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Spiderived
Spider.
Derived.
Spiderived.
Peter Parker got his crime-fighting abilities as a result of being bitten.
Arachnid.
Nip.
Arachnip.
Some see that as far-fetched, but this sort of thing definitely happens in real life as well.
For instance, if a rabid dog bites you, you get a rabid dog's ability to foam at the mouth.
It might not be the ideal super-power, but it should at least stop criminals from robbing YOU.
Mugger.
Germaphobe.
Muggermaphobe.
It might not stop the cops from coming after you, though.
Or at least animal control.
Rabies.
Beast.
Rabeast.
(That could be your super-villain name.)
Derived.
Spiderived.
Peter Parker got his crime-fighting abilities as a result of being bitten.
Arachnid.
Nip.
Arachnip.
Some see that as far-fetched, but this sort of thing definitely happens in real life as well.
For instance, if a rabid dog bites you, you get a rabid dog's ability to foam at the mouth.
It might not be the ideal super-power, but it should at least stop criminals from robbing YOU.
Mugger.
Germaphobe.
Muggermaphobe.
It might not stop the cops from coming after you, though.
Or at least animal control.
Rabies.
Beast.
Rabeast.
(That could be your super-villain name.)
Friday, February 6, 2009
Mustachihuahua
Mustachio.
Chihuahua.
Mustachihuahua.
Fancy facial hair the size of a small dog.
Or a small dog the size of a fancy moustache.
Pekingese.
Goatees.
Pekingoatees.
Chihuahua.
Mustachihuahua.
Fancy facial hair the size of a small dog.
Or a small dog the size of a fancy moustache.
Pekingese.
Goatees.
Pekingoatees.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Bloodles
Blood.
Oodles.*
Bloodles.
Rhyming with "poodles," an equally adorable way to describe massive bleeding to distract a person with massive bleeding.
Sad irony: "bloodles" is only one letter away from "bloodless," its adjectival opposite.
e.g. "Is there a lot of blood?"
The number of "s"s** in the answer is extremely important.
* Note that this is an unorthodox usage of the word "oodles," which was coined really to only describe an amount of noodles.
But I believe "bloodles" will catch on.
e.g. "Hold on, doctor! The Red Cross is almost here with their delivery of bloodles!"
** What's the best way to write the plural of the letter "s"?
"S"s? S's? Esses? Sz? S'?
Who pluralizes the pluralizer?
Oodles.*
Bloodles.
Rhyming with "poodles," an equally adorable way to describe massive bleeding to distract a person with massive bleeding.
Sad irony: "bloodles" is only one letter away from "bloodless," its adjectival opposite.
e.g. "Is there a lot of blood?"
The number of "s"s** in the answer is extremely important.
* Note that this is an unorthodox usage of the word "oodles," which was coined really to only describe an amount of noodles.
But I believe "bloodles" will catch on.
e.g. "Hold on, doctor! The Red Cross is almost here with their delivery of bloodles!"
** What's the best way to write the plural of the letter "s"?
"S"s? S's? Esses? Sz? S'?
Who pluralizes the pluralizer?
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