FORBIDDEN, p.p. Invested with a new and irresistible charm.
2007 Update: Found complex by the simple, gay by the sober, unjust by the nervous or alive by the noble.
Forbidden fruit, you'll know, my son,
By the pips you spit out once you've done.
-Seth
am i forbidden to be first two days in a row? apparently not. ; )
ReplyDeleteIt will be mine, oh yes...
ReplyDeleteit will be mine.
Oh, it's forbidden?
Never mind, I didn't really want it anyway.
forbidden: the cue for a pout.
ReplyDeleteBIDDEN, n. prop. The guy who does get access to that file that the Internet won't let me see. Plus a whole lot of other stuff. Who is this dude, anyway? Must be some relative of Bill Gates ...
ReplyDeleteerror 404
ReplyDeleteforbidden: An action that pretty much guarentees violation.
ReplyDeletefor Bidden n.
ReplyDeletethose things delegated to Bidden and Bidden only:
greener grass
better pay
plumper fruit
the other side of the mountain
(However, I am finally again among the priviledged who have a working computer.)
the more forbidden it is, the more FUN it is!
ReplyDeleteforbidden: love Karma's.
ReplyDeleteforbidden - to your definition I would add straight by the drunkard. I do love your definition.
forbidden, sacred to somebody else
ReplyDeleteOh and two thumbs up to Seth, that was well put! Your definition coming in a close second!
ReplyDeleteForbidden: Items at an auction. They're for biddin' on.
ReplyDeleteForbidden: The best apple in the garden.
ReplyDeleteForbidden: at one's beck and/or call?
ReplyDeleteoh, and ditto teh Penguin re: "Seth" and/or your definition, on both counts. double ditto G re: Karma's comment, too. ; )
ReplyDeleteand, finally... am i forbidden to mention the fact that today marks 22 years of wedded bliss for me and my beloved? or would that be taking the "personal" thing too far??
Forbidden in my house:
ReplyDelete1. fat free food, except for skim milk
2. naked demons
3. muddy shoes
Forbidden? Nope, not a clue. What does it mean?
ReplyDeletePuppytoes...I think you crossed the line there, rubbing your happiness in our solitary faces :) Hope the two of you have a wonderful evening together, there could be Mexican food! Just pointing it out!
ReplyDeleteMorgan, a day with Joel will teach you all you need to know about the word "NO" ... and all I wanted was a bunny and his car. That was a rough day! *sobs*
Forbidden: Easy to manipulate. Just tell me I can't have something.
ReplyDeletePenguin: spoken like a girl unfamiliar with teh concept of being forbidden any and/or all that she wants! and well done at that, for, to be sure, you DESERVE all that you desire... and more (except, of course, for that bunny and/or Joel's fancy/schmancy BMW) ; )
ReplyDeleteMinka...imagine my surprise that someone like yourself with such an exquisite command of language had never been taught the word "no." I feel honored to have been able to provide that education...no need to thank me. The simple knowledge that I have enriched your experience...expanded your base of understanding...is thanks enough. I believe the world on the whole is better place for it.
ReplyDeleteThe end :-)
p.s. No bunny...ever.
Seems you're good to go, Puppy.
ReplyDeleteLogo, it's a fine line between a portuguese water hound and a fox, isn't it?
Mutha, what's the cure? I'm still mildly curious.
Amoeba, so "Bidden" is the collective name for every one but you? I thought it was "Blessed."
Karma, that used to be my area code. I should have known then.
Joel, pretty much the backside of a promise.
Quilly, that's "computer" is a funny name for a PC.
Karen, is that why you're the one in the middle? Good to see you again.
G, that's a grand addition.
Very good definition, Minka. I'll pass your thumbs along.
Even at a magic auction, TLP? Better check with Actonbell.
Terry, that's how you know it's the best one.
Neva, you mean like on an anniversary? A happy one to you and Joel. May your children act right.
That's fine, JD. Who wants to watch fat naked demons wallowing in truffle?
Morgan, you kinda have to leave Amsterdam. I think forbidding is banned by the municipal code.
Minka, I'm so sorry to hear. He seems like such a reasonable fellow.
Nessa, you can't be first commenter tomorrow.
Come on, Neva. What harm is there in a bunny in a Beemer?
Joel, try "Nein" or "Nimmer?" I'm willing to bet Minka heard those words in the DDR as equivalent to our "yes" and "always."
forbidden: criminal pleasure.
ReplyDeleteforbidden, supposed to stay innocent forever.
ReplyDeletegood one, Karma!
Forbidden, p.p, A list of shameful scandals and guilty misdemeanors compiled in your youth which reminds you what exactly to deny your children
ReplyDelete(A note from the experienced father: it is wise to take a Sharpie to the word "achievements" at the top of that list before the kids learn to read.)
I just dropped in to see how sharp everyone was today.
ReplyDeleteforbidden: I think it is what Doug sets his comments to when someone signs the name "cooper".
FORBIDDEN fruit a flavor has
That lawful orchards mocks;
How luscious lies the pea within
The pod that Duty locks!
Forbidden: A Senator's package
ReplyDeleteMule, SEE ALSO REDUNDANT.
ReplyDeleteActonbell, that reminds of when Jerry and I were living together. I checked the "history" on our web browser and was reviewing the sites he was visiting. His school called during that process and asked for some paperwork and I really meant to ask "can I fax you?"
Ariel, the assumption is usually made by someone debauched.
Alas, Actonbell, even the sins of my youth are fading.
a4g, if I'm ever a parent I'll be sure and add my children's names to the list of achievements.
Cooper, wow. I'm unbanning you as we speak.
Hahaha, OE. That's just funny.