I was just wondering if the title "Morning Glory" also has a nasty second meaning to you as a mother tongue?
To me it sounds like something, men have very often in the morning when the wake up.
By the way: The film was terrific!
No, dear, in America it's just a flower :-).
I'd hate to hear what a "calla lily" or a "brown-eyed Susan" means in England!
**Showtime, Synergy!**
Do a google image search on it and you get flowers and not boners (thankfully).
shareNo, we call it a morning wood. When I think of "morning glory" I think of the flower.
shareYes indeed, I have been English for 55 years, and Morning Glory is definitely a (sometimes) unwelcome manifestation in ones trousers upon waking!
If it's a boy, do you think it will look like Rodney? It doesn't matter as long as it's healthy!
Morning Glory = Morning dump! The best dump of the day!
"To Protect and Serve"
who refers to their "morning wood" as "morning glory"?
I mean I do consider it to be rather glorious and...hmmm now that I think about it... it sounds pretty good...never mind the preceding writings...I too shall refer to it as: "morning glory" from now on
You're right - morning glory does have another meaning but hey, this is a comedy :)
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