Friday, January 22, 2010

Tip Toad Through the Tulips

When I first saw the top of this cork I couldn't help but sing "Tiptoe Through the Tulips". I guess this is because verbalizing the words results in the realization of "tip toad" as the homophonic past tense "tiptoed".





Once I looked again at the name of the wine, however, I realized that the "tip" on the cork is meant to be interpreted as a command.



Good thing I had a friend with whom to "tip the Toad Hollow" otherwise I might have become very tipsy.

3 comments:

Toad Hollow Vineyards said...

Hey, thanks for sharing this and please let us know if you have any questions about our other amphibious phrasings! We promote the use of words like Cacophony, Concinnity and Askew too.

Cheers!
Kathleen
Toad Hollow Vineyards

Laura Payne said...

Kathleen - Outstanding words to promote. Keep up the fun amphibious phrasings too.

Laura Payne said...

P.S. If you want to send me some free samples with more fun phrases, I will be happy to keep writing about your creative use of lnaguage (as well as your wonderful wine).

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