If so what do the letters stand for?
TIA, Kathi
No, it’s not an acronym. Frogs say ‘ribbit’ and what we do when we frog is rippit… get it? Rip It? :teehee:
It can also be an acronym (totally not knitting-related…well, maybe sometimes depending on the difficulty of the pattern.) for
[B]F[/B]ully [B]R[/B]ely [B]O[/B]n [B]G[/B]od.
I know it’s not an acronym, but I think it would be fun to think up a few. How about [B]F[/B]ully un[B]R[/B]aveled [B]O[/B]n [B]G[/B]round.
Been there done that!! That’s a good one.
Frequently Remaking Old Goof-ups
It’s an amphibian.
For Real Old Guy !
A frog can be a military style fastening on a coat consisting of a button and a loop.
This is a typical frog fastener
It’s really just because you “rippit, rippit” - but I’ve heard some people claim it stands for
F***ing Ripped Out, GRRRRRRRRR!
It’s really just because you “rippit, rippit” - but I’ve heard some people claim it stands for
F***ing Ripped Out, GRRRRRRRRR!
:roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard:
A frog also makes… a really neat emblem for a needleworking website!! (She’s holding a crochet hook, and two knitting needles - with a tatting shuttle on the ground.)
My frog is named Murial - like the wonderful grandmotherly lady in “Courage the Cowardly Dog”, lol!
I chose the frog for my symbol because I do “frog” a lot - but Aunt Dot also has a wonderful Fudge Pot, lol where you learn how to cover up (fudge) your knitting goofs instead.
Dot
Yes that’s it - thanks AngelaR. They always look quite Russian to me.
[B]F[/B]orgettably [B]R[/B]ubbish [B]O[/B]utgoing [B]G[/B]uff?
How about …
[B]F[/B]requently
[B]R[/B]ipping
[B]O[/B]ut
[B]G[/B]oofs
Nope! To FROG is to [COLOR=Blue]rip it! rip it! rip it! rip it! [/COLOR] Say that fast ten times…and you will sound like a frog!