A Curiousity
My six year old daughter came up with a new phrase this morning, at least new to me. After trying to clear her throat numerous times, she said, "Mommy, I have booger throat."
Growing up, my family called that "Skrocky"
How 'bout you. What do you call "it"?
Growing up, my family called that "Skrocky"
How 'bout you. What do you call "it"?
posted by Renee at Friday, July 21, 2006
8 Comments:
Tee hee.
A frog in my throat is what I call that.
Snurgly! *LOL*
that makes me gag
hmm, interesting......schrocky when I was growing up was someone who was icky.....and we always called boogers "boo-kies".....so when you sneeze do you say "God Bless" or "Gesundheit"?
rofl to the anon comment above!!
In our house it's a junky throat.
"Skrocky?" That's great! My husband is always clearing his throat; I'll have to use that word for it. It's even better than "snurgly," in my opinion! Where do people get these words, anyhow?
Oh yeah... onomatopoeia. :)
We called it was Mimi said...a frog in your throat. You mean EVERYONE doesn't call it that? Man, I am so green! LOL!
I think booger throat shows a precocious understanding of the way the nasel passage effects the health of the throat. Booger throat, that's it from now on around our house.
Kitchen Madonna
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