I thought it was wobbles... not boggles.

Mick

Hey Mick, wobbles means teeters or sways (weebles wobble)

boggles means confuses

You were probably wobbling and the mosquito got boggled.

N.

Nancy,

It's late. I am going to toggle off.

Mick

The context in which I used the word "boggles" was "to be overcome with
fright or astonishment" - take your pick!
~John


"Mick Fournier" wrote in message
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Nancy,

It's late. I am going to toggle off.

Mick

John,

I have a bogg in the backyard... actually I have 5 of them. I always tell
my friends that I grow orchids on the boggles. Boggles is the plural of
bogg.

Mick

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"John Varigos" wrote in message
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The context in which I used the word "boggles" was "to be overcome with
fright or astonishment" - take your pick!
~John

Mick Fournier wrote:
John,

I have a bogg in the backyard... actually I have 5 of them.

That's a lot of outhouses, "bog" also being a euphemism for the shack
out back.

J. Del Col

J,

I have never heard of that euphemism... so please don't bog me down. I need
to stay focused on the main topic in this thread.

Mick




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Mick Fournier wrote:
John,

I have a bogg in the backyard... actually I have 5 of them.

That's a lot of outhouses, "bog" also being a euphemism for the shack
out back.

J. Del Col