Tinkle said she's going to be ready for the Bears (38-0).
The poet is going to considerable trouble not to write the kind of lyrics where such anxiety might be assuaged by submergence in the general music – the kind of thing Nietzsche condemned as "sickly-sweet whimsy and tinkle-tinkle".
Each comes with narration and background music: "The Going to Bed Book" is read by the British Invasion singer Billy J. Kramer (a surprisingly perfect choice for bedtime); Debussy's angelic "Clair de Lune" tinkles in the background of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit".
It's a simple method-"I don't think anybody's going to say I'm guilty of excessive subtlety," he says-but it works... Goldsmith is so extraordinarily buoyant and extroverted that he seems to enter a room in a tinkle of magic dust... His head is round and pink and bald, his eyes are blue, and his chin juts out and upward to meet his nose, like the chin of a wooden puppet.
"I was trying to be the mom," Pelosi said, according to Politico, but "it goes to show you: You get into a tinkle contest with a skunk, you get tinkle all over you".
Or, in the tender words of Pete Campbell, "My mother can go to hell!" Logan Hill: With two ice cubes tinkling in her gin and tonic, while Ted flies her there!
He raised his voice only in order to be heard above the Dutch army's howitzer cannon, which went off intermittently, causing his porcelain cups to tinkle against the oak table in the wake of each blast.
The first night, we went to sleep on our thick foam mats to the tinkle of bells around the necks of sheep.
We've been known to head out of the house with spit-up somewhere on our person -- and have definitely uttered the phrase, "Do you need to tinkle?" But how far would you really go for your kid?
Are we going too far by letting toddlers play with tablets while they're trying to tinkle?
