The Buckets by Greg Cravens for October 28, 2020

Whingeing?

Whingding? Whitening? Winnipeg? - I’m just guessing

Whingeing – “Though Americans use only one word, “whine,” the British use both: “whining” covers a variety of meanings, including sounds made by people, animals, or inanimate objects, and “whingeing” (also spelled “whinging”) is more specifically for peevish or fretful complaining.” From the Googles.

Looking forward to when the Canadian cold front meets the hurricane and tropical storm. I hope the lines for early voting aren’t too long.

Clueless as any political extremist

On either side

why the heck would he practice this? He’ll have plenty of practice as an adult. This latest election it is easy to see who is good at it and who isn’t. I do get very very very tired of politicians using fear as their strongest motivator. Vote for us or you life will suck and then you will die.

In the meantime, great use of a novel word.

Definition of ‘winge’

1) to cry in a fretful way. 2) to complain.

www.collinsdictionary.com

So, I always assumed that “winge” + “whine” = “whinge”… ☺

So rain is another conspiracy theory.

Both sides will do it…..

Weather is a conspiracy!

Haha. Toby’s “Duh” face in the last panel.

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