In yesterday’s post, I included this sign, which involved a double 0.
At the hospital cafeteria yesterday, the cashier pointed out that my lunch, made up of soup, salad (priced by weight), and water (pictured here)
.. totaled to a double 0 number:
She remarked that people sometimes swoon when they see Double 0’s like that, on their bill.
A quick aside to Observant Ones, like Mark Bialczak .. Look how my hometown is spelled on that same receipt:
Oops! There should be two O’s in Boston, but no “i.”
Oh-oh. This post may be too goofy, even for me.
Look how loosely I’m using Double O’s: as numbers, as letters, as initials, AND in the middle of words.
Stoopid.
I’m stooping to misspelling words, too!
Mood: Gloom. Sense of worth? 00 cents.
Hey, people! Not ALL of these posts are going to be good. Or original. Obviously. OBVIOUSLY! I WRITE A POST EVERY FRIGGIN’ DAY!
Did I doom things, there, with my attitood? Am I being too obnoxious? Or Obstreperous?
Or too too …. snooty, using such big words?
Oh, poop. This is exhausting.
Oh! That reminds me. Yesterday, two observant ones asked me if I was okay. I was, but I hadn’t gotten enough sleep, the night before. That happens to me, sometimes.
Yes, dear readers, I’ve given up on the premise of this post, okay? OKAY? It’s too difficult to sustain. I want to end this post, too, and I can’t think of any double-o words that allow me to do that smoothly.
I need some food..
..
..
Good.
Oo! How about some moovie music, that I loooove?
Cool!
Thanks to ThemeTunez for posting the James Bond theme on YooToob, to observant ones everywhere, and to YOO, no matter what your attitood or mood.
Soooooooooooooooooooooo silly. :-0
Sooooooo troooooo, Jim.
Sooper entertaining 😉
Groovy! Thanks.
Today, for lunch, go all breakfast, Ann, why not order two eggs, sunnyside up.
In your lentil soup shot, the noodles looked delicious. I like your cafeteria there in Bostion. So inexpensive.
This post was oodles of fun.
Sorry, Mark. I am ignoring your suggestion today, because the inexpensive Boston cafeteria is serving Mac & cheese for lunch, which is too cool for school.
O what a lovely post 🙂
I thought you might love this one, Alex. Thanks for reading and commenting.
You know me too well 🙂
Great poost, Ann! LOOL! I’m thrilled that I picked up on your choice of James Bond music – OO7!!! Gives me renewed hoooope for my aging brain. BTW, that boowl of soup looks terrific – could yoo please poost the recipe toomorow? Ha! Have a better than good day! I leave you with Ed Sullivan’s voice – “We have a really big shoow this evening.”
There’s 00 wrong with your brain, Kit. I’m soooo glad you enjoyed my shoow.
Zeros are good! Hungry now too😄
I like zeros, too! I hope you got some food. Thanks for reading and commenting.
Yoor post was a hoot.
Woo-hoo!
Loooooved this pooooost. 😎
That makes me soooooooooooo happy.
COOL post Ann!
Yoo-hoo, Heila! Great to see you!
Yoo too Ann!
I thought you were going to say that you played double 0’s in the lottery and won a fortune!
Noooo. Great to see you, Ronnie!
This was a fine post. But I would never put myself under so much pressure!
Thanks, Elyse!
Did you notice that you had noodles (double o) in the soup AND in the salad? (Any chance there were a few in your water?)
I like the extra ‘i’ in Boston. It makes Boston into the Bostion of bad puns. The Bostion of double o lunches and double o posts. The last Bostion of freeform blogging.
Oo! Oo! Oo! Oo! I love noodles, Bostion, puns, and this comment.
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This was a cool way to lead into your post about James Bond, otherwise known as the Loud Guy in the restaurant. I just posted about using your mind, which I love that we say, “That’s using your noodle!” of course I loved every book by Ian Fleming and was surprised my parents didn’t censor me while I was only 9 or 10 years old! Smiles, Robin
Many smiles back at you, Robin, for all that you wrote here! I apologize for misleading you in my “Bonds” post … check out your comment and my reply.