Everyday weight reduction 4 matters

Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
By: Gelais | Discussion (0)
Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
The first:The first matter in everyday morning is thin brine(drink a
cool in summer of) which opens a water fountain to hurtle one cup
warm, brine can pure intestine.
The comparison isn't 100 milliliters of water brines more than 0.9
grams, and brine can protect a skin, cutis and can make [...]

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"Abner" <L.x.abner@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
> By: Gelais | Discussion (0)
> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
> The first:The first matter in everyday morning is thin brine(drink a
> cool in summer of) which opens a water fountain to hurtle one cup
> warm, brine can pure intestine.
> The comparison isn't 100 milliliters of water brines more than 0.9
> grams, and brine can protect a skin, cutis and can make [...]


You are Professor Stanley Unwin aicmfp !!!

--
Ticketty᧧

"Tickettyboo" <tickettyboo@mail2oops.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Abner" <L.x.abner@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:fbe041c2-d64d-4795-bc88-e451ba518520@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>> By: Gelais | Discussion (0)
>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>> The first:The first matter in everyday morning is thin brine(drink a
>> cool in summer of) which opens a water fountain to hurtle one cup
>> warm, brine can pure intestine.
>> The comparison isn't 100 milliliters of water brines more than 0.9
>> grams, and brine can protect a skin, cutis and can make [...]
>
>
> You are Professor Stanley Unwin aicmfp !!!

:-)

Mary

In article <47c92bbd$0$761$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net> , "Mary Fisher"
<mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:

>"Tickettyboo" <tickettyboo@mail2oops.com> wrote in message
>news:62sn2hF24sc6bU1@mid.individual.net...
>>
>> "Abner" <L.x.abner@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:fbe041c2-d64d-4795-bc88-e451ba518520@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>>> By: Gelais | Discussion (0)
>>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>>> The first:The first matter in everyday morning is thin brine(drink a
>>> cool in summer of) which opens a water fountain to hurtle one cup
>>> warm, brine can pure intestine.
>>> The comparison isn't 100 milliliters of water brines more than 0.9
>>> grams, and brine can protect a skin, cutis and can make [...]
>>
>>
>> You are Professor Stanley Unwin aicmfp !!!
>
>:-)

Me too. A more burning question for me is who is this Tickettyboo, and why
does the name resonate as if it's something I've heard before. Hmm, slight
pause . . . No, Google's no help, though eBay did offer to sell me
Tickettyboo for less. (I think that's a scam).

--
chalres

"Charles Bishop" <ctbishop@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> In article <47c92bbd$0$761$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net> , "Mary Fisher"
> <mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>"Tickettyboo" <tickettyboo@mail2oops.com> wrote in message
>>news:62sn2hF24sc6bU1@mid.individual.net...
>>>
>>> "Abner" <L.x.abner@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:fbe041c2-d64d-4795-bc88-e451ba518520@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>>>> By: Gelais | Discussion (0)
>>>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>>>> The first:The first matter in everyday morning is thin brine(drink a
>>>> cool in summer of) which opens a water fountain to hurtle one cup
>>>> warm, brine can pure intestine.
>>>> The comparison isn't 100 milliliters of water brines more than 0.9
>>>> grams, and brine can protect a skin, cutis and can make [...]
>>>
>>>
>>> You are Professor Stanley Unwin aicmfp !!!
>>
>>:-)
>
> Me too. A more burning question for me is who is this Tickettyboo, and why
> does the name resonate as if it's something I've heard before. Hmm, slight
> pause . . . No, Google's no help, though eBay did offer to sell me
> Tickettyboo for less. (I think that's a scam).
>
> --
> chalres

Salad Days?

Or the like ...

Mary

In article <47cad3dc$0$764$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net> , "Mary Fisher"
<mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:

>"Charles Bishop" <ctbishop@earthlink.net> wrote in message
>news:ctbishop-0203080750510001@dialup-4.246.42.221.dial1.sanjose1.level3.net...
>> In article <47c92bbd$0$761$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net> , "Mary Fisher"
>> <mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>>"Tickettyboo" <tickettyboo@mail2oops.com> wrote in message
>>>news:62sn2hF24sc6bU1@mid.individual.net...
>>>>
>>>> "Abner" <L.x.abner@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:fbe041c2-d64d-4795-bc88-e451ba518520@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>>>>> By: Gelais | Discussion (0)
>>>>> Everyday weight reduction 4 matters
>>>>> The first:The first matter in everyday morning is thin brine(drink a
>>>>> cool in summer of) which opens a water fountain to hurtle one cup
>>>>> warm, brine can pure intestine.
>>>>> The comparison isn't 100 milliliters of water brines more than 0.9
>>>>> grams, and brine can protect a skin, cutis and can make [...]
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> You are Professor Stanley Unwin aicmfp !!!
>>>
>>>:-)
>>
>> Me too. A more burning question for me is who is this Tickettyboo, and why
>> does the name resonate as if it's something I've heard before. Hmm, slight
>> pause . . . No, Google's no help, though eBay did offer to sell me
>> Tickettyboo for less. (I think that's a scam).
>>
>> --
>> chalres
>
>Salad Days?
>
>Or the like ...

I whooshed, or just confused. Tickettyboo seems to be something I've come
across before, probably in reading English authors. Hard to remember under
what circumstances I encountered it, maybe Wodehouse, and exactly what its
meaning and usage was.

Palmy Days?

--
charles

On Mar 2, 12:06*pm, ctbis...@earthlink.net (Charles Bishop) wrote:

> I whooshed, or just confused. Tickettyboo seems to be something I've come
> across before, probably in reading English authors. Hard to remember under
> what circumstances I encountered it, maybe Wodehouse, and exactly what its
> meaning and usage was.

**tickety-boo

1. Going smoothly, doing all right. Copacetic.

2. Proceeding quickly.

This expression may have originated in Scotland, where it's the title
of a popular children's song. A song called "Everything Is Tickety-
Boo" was recorded by Danny Kaye as part of the film "Merry Andrew".

This expression is heard more often in Canada nowadays. May have
originated in the British military. Possibly related to the Hindi
expression "tickee babu", meaning "everything's alright, sir". Some
people spell it "diggity boo" or "tiggity boo".**

Everything is tickety-boo, tickety-boo, tickety-boo..."

In article
<0eed1fdf-3f7d-4ab4-a613-8626f25d8360@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, Nasti
J <njgillmom@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Mar 2, 12:06=A0pm, ctbis...@earthlink.net (Charles Bishop) wrote:
>
>> I whooshed, or just confused. Tickettyboo seems to be something I've come
>> across before, probably in reading English authors. Hard to remember under=
>
>> what circumstances I encountered it, maybe Wodehouse, and exactly what its=
>
>> meaning and usage was.
>
>**tickety-boo
>
>1. Going smoothly, doing all right. Copacetic.
>
>2. Proceeding quickly.
>
>This expression may have originated in Scotland, where it's the title
>of a popular children's song. A song called "Everything Is Tickety-
>Boo" was recorded by Danny Kaye as part of the film "Merry Andrew".
>
>This expression is heard more often in Canada nowadays. May have
>originated in the British military. Possibly related to the Hindi
>expression "tickee babu", meaning "everything's alright, sir". Some
>people spell it "diggity boo" or "tiggity boo".**
>
>Everything is tickety-boo, tickety-boo, tickety-boo..."

Thanks. Probably just a word, read in passing, that lodged in me brane.

I wonder what the other pages that came up on Google were for? There seems
to be children's clothing, dressmaking alterations, the children's song,
well, lots of songs.

--
charles

"Nasti J" <njgillmom@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> This expression may have originated in Scotland, where it's the title
of a popular children's song. A song called "Everything Is Tickety-
Boo" was recorded by Danny Kaye as part of the film "Merry Andrew".

Oh it was in use well before that. I suspect it was widely used in the 1920s
in England at least.