Monday, July 19

Let Us Introduce: Pansy Daisy & Cooterboy ...

... My eyes boggled right out of my head when that popped into my email in-tray.
It was the subject heading for a wee message from one of my favourite online pen & paper shops.
WTF? Now, we don't call ladyparts 'cooters' round this way, but I still know what it means (thanks, I think, to Tiny Cat Pants)!
Methinks they don't plan to plunge into the US market anytime soon. Not with a name like Cooterboy.
I'm so tired.

10 comments:

cookiecrumb said...

Cooter also means turtle, if that helps. :)

Ms Brown Mouse said...

Cookie, oddly enough it really does :)

Pink Granite said...

I'm 52, female, lived in the USA all my life and I've never, ever heard the term before!

Ms Brown Mouse said...

Lee, perhaps its a Southern expression, it's not a nice one, I prefer ladygarden myself ;)

Ms Brown Mouse said...

Or "the wombat" for the winter :P

Ms Brown Mouse said...

I can't believe I just typed that, I suspect I'm a litte newted!

Roo said...

oh dear...... ... . . ;o)

Ms Brown Mouse said...

Roo, yes, yes indeed.

e said...

Yeah, I've never heard that expression either, but it could be a regional thing. Anyway, Pansy Daisy is problematic, all by itself.

Ms Brown Mouse said...

E, HA!