@valkilmerisawful: Yes. It is a metaphor that suggests, if that's what you notice in this picture, you are just one feather boa away from joining a Pride Parade.
My stepmother had one of those. I was offered one years ago when I was having chronic neck problems, but I opted to go to Kaiser and have one of their machines try to pull my head off my neck twice a week.
@Bill Graner: well, a nursery rhyme is a short song or poem for children, so it doesn't need to rhyme, per se. But, if you really want it to be a part of a rhyme, please listen to Eminems version, which... does rhyme.
I actually thought the line was from a longer version of a poem, but all I could find online was references to kids habits of saying that when they beheaded dandelions. Weird.
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Very creepy link there, Chen, very cree-eeepy.
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I do not want to be the literal enactment of a child hood nursery rhyme: "Momma had a baby and its head popped off."
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I actually thought the line was from a longer version of a poem, but all I could find online was references to kids habits of saying that when they beheaded dandelions. Weird.
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Neck pain can be chronic but it doesn't stop you from reaching over a door.
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Chronic and debilitating pain are two different things...
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NIce rack and collar bones too.