Upside Down
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24 responses to “Upside Down”
Zelf even zo gezet voor een foto? Of zijn hier weer deugnieten aan het werk,
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Ik vond dat zo. 🙂
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Garbage in; garbage out! 😆
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Yes, it it goes, out it comes. 🙂
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This is the only way to bring out something sticky. 🙂
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Yes, and we sometimes want to do just that. 🙂
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Signboard: 69 ways to dump. No dumping allowed unless you are an Adult
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Definitely. Any dumping child should be incarcerated. 🙂
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This made me smile 🙂
Alison
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I’m happy I could make you smile, Alison.
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Often wonder why English doesn’t say “downside up” as this describes the situation equally well!
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I don’t know. Sorry, but I’m not English 🙂
But it would be interesting to know.
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It was only a rhetorical question, I don’t know and I am English! I must investigate what it is in other languages now…
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…okay. Let me know what you’ll find.
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Italian ‘sottosopra’ reverses the English order (‘under-over’, so literally ‘downside up’) but French just has ‘à l’envers’ or ‘reversed’. Dutch ‘ondersteboven’ and German ‘kopfüber’ are also equivalent to ‘downside up’. It’s looking as if English — again! — is marching in the opposite direction to the rest of Europe!
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You did a lot of research.
Thanks for sharing!
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Downside up? Perfect! Good observation rabirius
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Thank you, Tina.
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The yin and yang of garbage. I would have walked right by and never noticed.
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The yin and yang of garbage is good…
…would have been a good title as well. 🙂
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rabirius, it lends itself to a different perspective- marvelous use of light and color.
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Thanks a lot, Lance.
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You’re welcome, rabirius.
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