HuskyHawk
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He's the first line of a Haiku#Joey4syllables
He's the first line of a Haiku#Joey4syllables
Interesting you should say that.He's the first line of a Haiku
Wouldn't work for Joey C.. But used to have a friend we called.. Joe BagadonutsInteresting you should say that.
In a recent thread, somebody wrote "Joey Cal[+3more]" and I noted that it added up to 6.
Another poster had written "Joe Cal[+3 more]" which came in at 5. I'd go with J instead of Joe if I were shaving the syllable.
But then @August_West said he liked "Joey Capicola," but wanted it pronounced "Gabagool," in much the same way that "mozzarella" is pronounced as a 3-syllable word, (if not 1), "ricotta" is a 2-syllable, or "scamorza" is "scamootz" in the land of "Abeetz." Augie's version works as haiku opener for a ratified ctoed. I'm not so sure that's us.
It all adds up to a lotta possibilities around a guy who is up over 55% from both 2 & 3, 83% from the line, and right on target lobbing to our very own DC action hero.
Interesting you should say that.
In a recent thread, somebody wrote "Joey Cal[+3more]" and I noted that it added up to 6.
Another poster had written "Joe Cal[+3 more]" which came in at 5. I'd go with J instead of Joe if I were shaving the syllable.
But then @August_West said he liked "Joey Capicola," but wanted it pronounced "Gabagool," in much the same way that "mozzarella" is pronounced as a 3-syllable word, (if not 1), "ricotta" is a 2-syllable, or "scamorza" is "scamootz" in the land of "Abeetz." Augie's version works as haiku opener for a ratified ctoed. I'm not so sure that's us.
It all adds up to a lotta possibilities around a guy who is up over 55% from both 2 & 3, 83% from the line, and right on target lobbing to our very own DC action hero.
For the record, we are definitely NOT a "ratified ctoed."Augie's version works as haiku opener for a ratified ctoed. I'm not so sure that's us.
We are defininiteky ratified Ctoed though. Shoo shoo orange fluFor the record, we are definitely NOT a "ratified ctoed."
And I still question "rarified crowd."
Tbh, I did take notice of Joyce being turned into a past tense verb form like Roy Halee and Art Garfunkel once were in song, but decided that making the reference without setup was way too rarified (which continues to autocorrect to "ratified").We are defininiteky ratified Ctoed though. Shoo shoo orange flu
Joey California launching the 3’s"I'm the J-O-E to the C, ho
Call me Joe C, got more game than Coleco
I'm a freak, ho, call me sick
Three point line, his release is quick"
Interesting you should say that.
In a recent thread, somebody wrote "Joey Cal[+3more]" and I noted that it added up to 6.
Another poster had written "Joe Cal[+3 more]" which came in at 5. I'd go with J instead of Joe if I were shaving the syllable.
But then @August_West said he liked "Joey Capicola," but wanted it pronounced "Gabagool," in much the same way that "mozzarella" is pronounced as a 3-syllable word, (if not 1), "ricotta" is a 2-syllable, or "scamorza" is "scamootz" in the land of "Abeetz." Augie's version works as haiku opener for a ratified ctoed. I'm not so sure that's us.
It all adds up to a lotta possibilities around a guy who is up over 55% from both 2 & 3, 83% from the line, and right on target lobbing to our very own DC action hero.
^^
This guy gets it. Now excuse me for the rest of the evening, Im going to the Casine to shoot some dice with uncle shoes.
I like “Cali Joe” better buy same idea I guessI like joey california