Hobbo's Poems
A quirky look at life from a Yorkshire poet and his dog's perspective
Strong liquor
Strong liquor I can be unscrupulous; Claim that my crapulous Condition of being well frazzled, Is never my fault, But, addicted to malt, I fear I will end up crambazzled. Crapulous: showing the effects of alcohol Crambazzled: prematurely aged from too much to drink
Hobbo's Poems 
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Great words!!
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Thanks. I liked them!
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it is good that we can laugh at ourselves when we are ‘under the weather’ ; there aren’t too many of us who haven’t overi-mbibed on occasions: we all have our funny stories
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I agree, we do need to be able to laugh at ourselves, especially after we have done something silly.
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there was the time — stop me if you’ve heard this one before — I went blind from going on ‘a wine crawl’ 🙂
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Goodness. No, I haven’t heard that one!
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okay, Hobbo; I will try to write it up as a post; it’s a crowd pleaser in a well-juiced group; I have to trot it out a few times each year 🙂
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I will look forward to it.🙂
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Crapulous is fabulous. I’m repeating this word 5 times so I don’t forget it. I’ve read that if you do that, it is like a mental etch-a-sketch on your memory. 😂
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🤣 A sort of ment-a-sketch then. I’ll try it!
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Thank you for the dictionary notes.
My vocabulary has grown by leaps and bounds through your posts 👍
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He he he! Mine too!
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😁👍
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Love crapulous and crambazzled. Both describe their meanings perfectly. Spot on. Hadn’t heard either term before, but I don’t think I’ll forget them.
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Thank you, Sheri. Glad you liked them!
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