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Unless you’re familiar with Yiddish, you may have never heard the brilliantly descriptive term: noodge.

I LOVE that term.

Here are a few definitions I found online:

Noodge: to nag or annoy with constant complaining.

Noodge: to pester, nag, whine.

Noodge: to be nosey, pushy and a general pain in the ass.

I realize that noodges live everywhere in the world, but I would almost bet that the greater percentage of them live right here in Philadelphia.

Whenever I think of a noodge, I envision Alice Pearce from the TV show, Bewitched.


Noodges are people who are always in your business.

Always stickin' their nose where it doesn’t belong.

And they're not doing this out of genuine concern, they're doing this because they're just plain NOSEY and want to gossip about it with their next door neighbor. Who, which by the way, also gossips about THEM.

Noodges are always handing out free advice and telling you what to do. And while they’re telling you what to do, it feels as though they’re jabbing their index finger into your shoulder, and saying, “YOU. NEED. TO. DO. THIS!”

Noodges don’t comprehend the meaning of personal boundaries.

Noodges also COMPLAIN a lot.

They can‘t wait until summer gets here and then they complain about the heat. They complain about the cold of winter. They complain about the snow. And they complain about the rain. The only time they don’t complain is when it’s 75 degrees, zero humidity, sunny, and the barometric pressure is perfect.

And just to give you an example of how NOODGIE this city is, I want to share something that happened to me a few weeks ago while I was out taking a few photographs.

I was down in Society Hill, which is a gorgeous historical part of Philadelphia, yet it’s also the most uppity part of town. It’s primarily full of Philadelphia natives with blue blood, who think that only other people with blue blood have the right to be there.

Society Hills is beautiful, yet it’s clearly unto itself.

Anyway, I was standing on the sidewalk with my camera; getting ready to take a photograph of a PUBLIC garden, when this woman suddenly stuck her head out her front door and just STARED at me.

I smiled and said, “Hello!” However, she didn’t respond. But instead, slammed the door.

About a minute later, she opened her front door again and STARED at me with these suspicious eyes, as if I was a serial killer or daytime home-robber.

I said “Hello” again, but got another door slammed at me.

Finally, after the third time of opening her front door and STARING at me, I said, “Excuse me, but do you have a problem?”

She flusteredly replied, “No-o.”

I said, “Then why do you keep staring at me? All I‘m doing is taking a picture. And for your information, I LIVE in this city, therefore have just as much right to be here as you do.”

Just then....*SLAM!*

Noodge: to be nosey, pushy and a general pain in the ass.

Yup….that pretty much sums it up.


*So tell me, have you ever experienced a noodge?

52 comments:

  1. Good morning Ronnie,

    This is the first time that I heard the word Noodge. Funny word but not so funny effects if you stimble upon a noodge.

    Oh yes; I get noodges all over my neighborhood and especially the female species. The first years when I lived in France, I used to call them "bag ladies". The noodges all seemed to have these oversized handbags and were curious to know any kind of tidbit about residents. One even asked my in-laws(because she noticed that I had been missing awhile;note; I left because my Dad was sick) if D and I ha

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  2. SORRY...
    had asked if D and I had divorced! Talk about nosy...

    So yes; I have been touched by the French equivalent of the noodge!

    Have a great Monday.

    P.S. How is the weather now? I heard about that early snowstorm...

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  3. Hahaha.......oh how I wish you had a photo of that Noodge! Nope, I've never heard the term.....we just say 'Busybody' I guess!

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  4. Happy Halloween Ron!

    I have seen so many of these type people. I think they're nut jobs. People like that have no life of their own. It's sad. It's also annoying.

    Speaking of Halloween... isn't today the day that some people find flaming bags of "stuff" on their porch? Nevermind... that's just my ugly side coming out. You're too much of a sweetheart to do anything like that.

    Hope you have a wonderful Halloween and that you don't run into any more noodges tonight.

    Trick or Treat!

    XOXO

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  5. Good for you to confront that noodge!! She was probably on the phone telling her neighbor about it 5 seconds after that last slam. It's a good thing the cops didn't show up and want to see your photos! That actually happened to my girlfriend. She was taking pictures at a fair and someone complained and security had to talk to her. They knew she wasn't doing anything wrong and more than likely the person was just trying to cause trouble but it's definitely no fun to have someone in your business.
    So yeah, I know the type. Haven't had any recent encounters though, ah but the week is young. ;)
    It's funny because sometimes I get called nudgey by Ron. And I do get that way... you know, just a little on edge sometimes. Not sure what I want to do or where to go just feel a little restless. Occasionally, I'll even say to him that I feel nudgey and he knows right away to not stir the great big pot of emotions. HA! He's almost got it figured out after these many years. But thank goodness I'm just a bit of a nudge and not a total busybody NOODGE! They are different things!

    Happy Halloween, neighbor! We've got bags of candy to give to the trick-or-treaters later.

    Have a fab week. x

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  6. what an excellent example! The way you tell the story is almost as if it was scripted and the noodge was opening her door for her noodgie business on cue. Sometimes people's crazy noodgie behavior is just beyond explanation, is it not?

    And I've not ever heard that word before. So funny sounding!

    Plenty of chronic complainers, no matter where you are.

    Thank you for dropping by earlier. we both send you our love xoxo Diane

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  7. That sounds pretty passive/aggressive too. I love how she just opened and shut the door as if to say, "you are so annoying, I don't want you here but I'm not going to tell you to your face."
    I love the word noodge. I know quite a few of them.
    I also like the word nosh. My aunt and uncle would always go on late night noshes where they lived in LA. Then, they'd wrap up the free bread on the table and take it home.

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  8. Never heard the term but I sure love it now! Fits right in my vocabulary!

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  9. Oh, God, Ron, "noodge" is too kind a term for that loser: Idiot, moron, dillweed, imbecile, and crackpot are just a few that come to mind. And you make a truly excellent point about the noodge mentality--or lack of it--they really AREN'T acting out of genuine any concern! They're acting this way because they suck! Keep taking your pictures, buddy, and don't let the noodges grind you down! Take care!

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  10. Good morning Barbara~

    "Funny word but not so funny effects if you stimble upon a noodge."

    Exactly!

    "The noodges all seemed to have these oversized handbags and were curious to know any kind of tidbit about residents."

    Yes! THAT's a NOOGDGE!!!!! Nosey little busybodies!

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  11. Hello again Barb....

    Ooops...I just got your second comment. I was wondering where the rest of it went - HA!

    ...."had asked if D and I had divorced! Talk about nosy..."

    OMG...yes, talk about NOSEY!!!! PERFECT example of of a NOODGE!

    I wonder what they call them in French?

    Le noodge?

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Thanks so much for stopping by, my friend! Yes, we had a day (Saturday) where we got some snow/rain and very cold temps. It was mainly ICE, but the burbs and the Poconos got A LOT of snow. Today, it's sunny, bright skies, cold, and FLAWLESS!

    Have a great week!

    XOXO

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  12. Hey there Bijoux~

    ".......oh how I wish you had a photo of that Noodge!"

    OMG...I can't believe you said that because you have NO idea how BAD I wanted to snap a photo of her. But, she probably would have called the police and had me arrested for the invasion of paparazzi - HA!

    Yup....BUSYBODY. Perfect!

    Thanks so much for stopping by, dear lady. Have a great week and a Happy Halloween!

    Boo!

    X

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  13. Happy Halloween MYFWBS!

    "I have seen so many of these type people. I think they're nut jobs. People like that have no life of their own. It's sad. It's also annoying."

    THANK YOU! I wanted to say to her, "GET A LIFE, WOMAN!"

    "Speaking of Halloween... isn't today the day that some people find flaming bags of "stuff" on their porch? Nevermind... that's just my ugly side coming out. You're too much of a sweetheart to do anything like that."

    Bwhahahahahahahahahaha! Brilliant idea!.....BRILLIANT!

    Thanks a bunch for stopping by, girl! Have a flawless week and a wonderful Halloween tonight! BOO!

    Trick or Treat!

    XOXO

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  14. What an objectionable woman! I'm glad you had the last say.

    'They can‘t wait until summer gets here and then they complain about the heat. They complain about the cold of winter. They complain about the snow. And they complain about the rain. The only time they don’t complain is when it’s 75 degrees, zero humidity, sunny, and the barometric pressure is perfect.'

    Yeah, I'm definitely a noodge ... but I guess I'm a nice one 'cause when I give advice I I never jab fingers with a 'do this' attitude. Pleading not guilty to everything else, your Worship.

    And if you find out I'm lying you may smack my ..... hand.

    Have a fabulous week.

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  15. Hey there Mary~

    "Good for you to confront that noodge!! She was probably on the phone telling her neighbor about it 5 seconds after that last slam."

    HA! Yeah, and I bet you're right!

    "That actually happened to my girlfriend. She was taking pictures at a fair and someone complained and security had to talk to her."

    OMG, you're kidding me? I can understand someone getting upset about having photographs taken of THEM, but I was only taking a photo of a public azalea garden!?!?

    "It's funny because sometimes I get called nudgey by Ron. And I do get that way... you know, just a little on edge sometimes."

    Well, I think we ALL can get like that from time to time. But, what I'm referring to is a 24-hour, 365 day of the year, naturally born NOODGE - HA!

    " But thank goodness I'm just a bit of a nudge and not a total busybody NOODGE! They are different things!"

    Exactly! They ARE totally different things.

    Thanks oodles for stopping by, neighbor! Happy Halloween to you too!

    Have a super week.....X

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  16. Gooood morning Diane~

    "The way you tell the story is almost as if it was scripted and the noodge was opening her door for her noodgie business on cue."

    Bwhahahahahahahaaha! LOVE that, Diane....'noodge business on cue!"

    Well, I got the feeling that she does this a lot (being nosey), so it probably WAS scripted for her. But, I don't think she was expecting my reaction - HA!

    "And I've not ever heard that word before. So funny sounding."

    I LOVE the term; noodge! I think I first heard it from one of my Jewish friends when I was living in NYC.

    Thanks so much for stopping by, dear friend. Have a great week and a HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!! Hope you get LOTS of trick or treaters!

    X to you and Cristybella!

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  17. Hey Jen~

    "I love how she just opened and shut the door as if to say, "you are so annoying, I don't want you here but I'm not going to tell you to your face."

    HA! Hey...I never thought of her as being passive/aggressive, but you're right!

    Don't you LOVE the word noodge???? I had an actor friend in Florida who use to use that word CONSTANTLY!

    "I also like the word nosh. My aunt and uncle would always go on late night noshes where they lived in LA. Then, they'd wrap up the free bread on the table and take it home."

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA! OMG...how funny!

    Nosh. Yes, I love that word too!

    Thanks for stopping by, my friend. Have a wonderful week and a Happy Halloween!

    X

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  18. Hey there SuziCate~

    Isn't it a FLAWLESS term??????

    Noodge.

    Saying it even FEELS like the definition, doesn't it?

    HA!

    Thanks for stopping by, my friend. Have a fab week and a Happy Halloween!

    X

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  19. Well you put her straight didn't you Ron? LOL

    Never hear the word Noodge before, we just call them nosey bastards here. LOL

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  20. Hey Rob~

    "Oh, God, Ron, "noodge" is too kind a term for that loser: Idiot, moron, dillweed, imbecile, and crackpot are just a few that come to mind."

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! OMG...I have heard the word 'dillweed' in ages! What a GREAT word!

    "And you make a truly excellent point about the noodge mentality--or lack of it--they really AREN'T acting out of genuine any concern!"

    Yup...they're just being NOSEY LITTLE BUSYBODIES!!!!!!

    Thanks for stopping by, buddy! Have a fab week and a Happy Halloween!

    Boo!

    X

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  21. Goooooood morning Valerie~

    " Expand What an objectionable woman! I'm glad you had the last say."

    I LOVE that....'objectionable'.....perfect description!

    "Yeah, I'm definitely a noodge ... but I guess I'm a nice one 'cause when I give advice I I never jab fingers with a 'do this' attitude. Pleading not guilty to everything else, your Worship."

    Bwhahahahahhaahahahaha! OMG...I LOVE YOU, VALERIE!!!!

    No, I can't imagine you being a 'noodge' at all. You're much too considerate and consciences. I think we ALL can complain at times, but what I'm referring to are the 24-hour NOODGES - HA!

    Thanks so much for stopping by, dear lady. Have a lovely week and a Happy Halloween!

    X

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  22. Good day Akelamalu~

    "Never hear the word Noodge before, we just call them nosey bastards here. LOL"

    Bwhahahahahahahahahhaaha! OMG...that made me HOWL!

    "nosey bastards"

    *rolling on the floor laughing*

    BRAVA!

    Flawless, m'dear! Absolutely FLAWLESS!

    Have a wonderful week! And thank you for stopping by!

    Happy Halloween!

    X

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  23. So much for "the city of brotherly love!" She sounds like Everard Proudfoot, the grumpy old lady hobbit of The Shire. (http://www.islandbreath.org/2011Year/06/110616proudfoot.jpg). Too much Tolkien for me!! Or maybe too much of the Longbottom Leaf?

    I kid, I kid. Just say no!!

    Noodge sounds similar to scrooge, and the definition also fits.

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  24. Howdy Mark~

    " Expand So much for "the city of brotherly love!"

    HA! That's one of the BIGGEST misconceptions of this city!!

    Honestly, it should be renamed 'the city of NOODGE' - hahahahahahaaha!

    I clicked on the link you left, but it took me to a page that said 404 error - file not found!?!?

    "Noodge sounds similar to scrooge, and the definition also fits."

    Yooooooou said it!

    Thanks for stopping by, buddy! Have a faaaaaabulous Monday and a HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

    Boo!

    X

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  25. I think it's wonderful you confronted her. I probably wouldn't have said anything but would have wanted to ask her if she had exclusive rights to whatever you were photographing.

    We used to have a radio personality here whose show was called Noodge at Night. He was SO particular that people pronounce it correctly! Makes so much more sense now!

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  26. Oh, and our neighbor is quite a noodge. Well intentioned but still a noodge. He once mentioned one of our cats sitting in the bathroom window but the only way you can even SEE that window is if you are standing IN our yard....Makes you wonder....

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  27. Hey Peg~

    " I probably wouldn't have said anything but would have wanted to ask her if she had exclusive rights to whatever you were photographing."

    BRAVA! That's a GREAT response!!! MUCH better than mine!

    "We used to have a radio personality here whose show was called Noodge at Night."

    OMG...I LOVE IT!!!! Faaaaaaabulous name!

    Thanks for stopping by, dear friend! Have a MARVI Monday and week!

    X

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  28. Hey again Peg!

    I just got your second comment.

    "He once mentioned one of our cats sitting in the bathroom window but the only way you can even SEE that window is if you are standing IN our yard....Makes you wonder...."

    OMG...what BEAST! And yes...he would DEFINITELY fall into the 'noodge category'!!!!!! I mean what business is it of his that your cat is sitting inside YOUR window?!?!

    MAJOR noodge!

    X

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  29. Ron, hilarious! And I love Mrs. Kravitz from Betwitched. Yes, I would most certainly call her a noodge.

    I've known quiet a few noodges in my life. As a matter of fact, I live next to one. And just as you said, " Always in your business and sticking her nose where is doesn't belong."

    NOODGE.

    Have a nice day and Happy Halloween.

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  30. Hola Denise~

    I LOVE Mrs. Kravitz too! Especially the first one (Alice Pearce)- she was a HOOT of a noodge, wasn't she?

    "As a matter of fact, I live next to one. And just as you said, " Always in your business and sticking her nose where is doesn't belong."

    Oh noooo...you live next to a noodge???? Egads!

    Thanks so much for stopping by, girl. Hope you're having a fantabulous Monday.

    And Happy Halloween to you too! Booooooooooo!

    Have a super week....X

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  31. Geez. You kill me with your blog subjects, Vent. First, all I can think of when you write of noodges is the grand original: Clara Edwards from The Andy Griffith Show. Second, I am now living in an "uppity" suburb of North Dallas. Maybe they should re-name this area to Noodge Dallas. Now you've got me going again! Great post. You are definitely a MENSCH when it comes to blog postings! EFH

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  32. Oh yes, that lady was a TOTAL Noodge for staring at you like that!

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  33. Hey Meleah~

    Total noodge!

    And not only for the stare.

    But for the 'noodgie look' BEHIND the stare - HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Thanks so much for stopping by, my Libra friend with Tweety Bird jammies! Hope you had a great Monday.

    HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!

    X

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  34. Hey there Expat~

    Always FAB to see ya, bud! Thanks for stopping by!

    "First, all I can think of when you write of noodges is the grand original: Clara Edwards from The Andy Griffith Show."

    OMG, yes! I totally forgot about her character on The Andy Griffith Show!!!! She was DEFINITELY in the noodge category!

    I'm wondering if I down and really thought back to all the old TV shows, how many noodges I could find in the characters - I bet A LOT!

    "Second, I am now living in an "uppity" suburb of North Dallas. Maybe they should re-name this area to Noodge Dallas."

    HA! And it's funny you said that because I was first going to title this post: Philadelphia: The City of Brotherly Noodge!

    "You are definitely a MENSCH when it comes to blog postings!"

    Thank you. I love the word MENSCH! Back when I was still performing in the theater, I portrayed a character in the play "The Sisters Rosensweig" in which my character was described as a MENSCH - I kid you not!

    Hope you had a super Monday, buddy. Enjoy your week!

    Happy Halloween!

    X

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  35. Ahahahaha!

    Love you too, my Libra Twin!!

    xoxoxo

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  36. have heard the word before, probably somewhere on t.v., i certainly don't remember any of my friends using that word. anyhoo, i would have loved to have been there watching you and this woman exchange glances and then you finally speaking up. i don't like peeps in my business so i don't put it out there... but i do work with this one woman who needs to know everyone's business and asks questions, not because she cares but because her behind is nosy. i don't give her anymore than i need to and usually leave her head tilting from side to side in confusion wondering when i will give up additional info. i don't and she usually goes away after her head gets tired of moving like a broken bobble head doll. nosy peeps have no life i guess.

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  37. Hey there ladyV~

    "i would have loved to have been there watching you and this woman exchange glances and then you finally speaking up."

    And the really funny part about it was that, even though she never spoke a word, I could TELL what her STARE was saying....

    " Uph....YOU don't belong here!"

    Society Hill is very particular about WHO comes there. It's like they've got 'watch dogs' posted throughout the streets!

    HA!

    OMG...that woman you work with is definitely a NOODGE.

    "i don't give her anymore than i need to and usually leave her head tilting from side to side in confusion wondering when i will give up additional info."

    Bwhahahahahhahahaa! You GO, girl! That's the BEST way to handle a noodge!

    Thanks so much for stopping by. Hope you had a FAB Monday and a Happy Halloween!


    X

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  38. A few years ago here on the Riviera I was exploring the surroundings and went on this cute cul-de-sac. There were many dogs so they gradually all started barking. This must have - or not this but my appearance - caught this one noodge's attention. She came onto her gorgeous balcony and told me to get the hell out of there since it was private property. "Sinon j'appelle la police" (threatening with the cops... yay!) I still don't know if that is right or not. I'm almost sure it isn't and that my taxes actually pay for her asphalt. I just wanted to admire... Noodges huh!

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  39. Ron, I never heard the word "noodge" but it sure is funny! Although the actual "action" is NOT. I had a noodge that lived across the street from me. I don't know what was worse, her nosiness or her complaining. When she moved out of the neighborhood, she would drive through our plan just to see what was going on! At that time, we were remodeling and adding on an 8x10 closet, but no one knew what it was. It drove her nuts (her husband told me) he also said, MaryJo, go in and see for yourself what it is. I'm sure they won't mind! (he was joking of course because he told me the story...he knew she was a noodge too!)

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  40. Hey there Pamela~

    I LOVE you're new avatar! It's sooooo cool!

    "It drove her nuts (her husband told me) he also said, MaryJo, go in and see for yourself what it is. I'm sure they won't mind! (he was joking of course because he told me the story...he knew she was a noodge too!)"

    Oh...how FUNNY!

    Yup...she sounds a bit like Gladys Kravitz!!!

    MaryJo Kravitz - HA!

    Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your noodge story! LOVED it! Have a grrrrrreat week!

    X

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  41. No Way....! Are you serious!? Where you wearing your serial killer shirt again? I told you it will cause you trouble with noodges!

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  42. Hey Katherine~

    "Where you wearing your serial killer shirt again? I told you it will cause you trouble with noodges!"

    DAMN! YES! Now THAT's why she must have been looking at me with suspicious eyes!

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Thanks so much for stopping by, dear lady! Hope you're having a fantabulous week!

    X
    The Cereal Killer

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  43. Oh, definitely a Gladys. *shaking head* Some people's kids, eh?

    I get people getting nervous over having photos suddenly appear of them--I especially get them being way nervous if someone's aiming the camera at their child or grandchild. I never do that....ever. I have permission or I stick the camera away until they exit. It's a courtesy thing I guess.....I know what kinda evil monster I'd potentially turn into under icky circumstances if it was the Bug. But a flower?! Ummm...in a public garden? Without the courtesy to ask if there were concerns?

    Meddling, inconsiderate yente.

    *nodding* :-/

    I had a grandmother that used noodge on occasion, more oft than not it was yente--geeze, I'd forgotten all about noodge until it showed up here. Not sure why it's not used more frequently considering there seems to be an abundance of 'em around this neck of the woods. Plenty of room for yentes and noodges. LOL

    But just for the record.....There's a whole lot of kvetching that happens about the weather here. It's Iowa, it's farm country.....it's what they do. However, I don't call 'em noodges. I call 'em farmers. LOL

    In this household, I call 'im Mr. Grumpy Pants. :-/
    Or he-who-no-longer-loves-the-weather-channel.

    He's not a farmer. I can do that. LOL

    *rolling eyes*

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  44. Hiya Mel~

    "Oh, definitely a Gladys. *shaking head*"

    Yup! She's the PERFECT definition of noodge!!!

    "But a flower?! Ummm...in a public garden? Without the courtesy to ask if there were concerns?

    Meddling, inconsiderate yente."

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA! Exactly....a yente!!!!

    "I had a grandmother that used noodge on occasion, more oft than not it was yente--geeze...."

    Meeee too! My grandmother (my fathers mother) was a MAJOR noodge! In fact, I think she invented the word!

    "In this household, I call 'im Mr. Grumpy Pants. :-/
    Or he-who-no-longer-loves-the-weather-channel."

    Oh....how FUNNY!!!!!

    Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your noodge/kvetching stories, dear lady! LOVE EM'!

    Have a great rest of your week!

    (((( Mel ))))

    X

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  45. Man...reminds me of my run-in with a security guard while photographing the sights downtown. I was on the sidewalk and he comes up waving his arms telling me that I'm not allowed to take photographs. After a bit of conversation I finally snapped and got up in his face. Let me tell you, that was bordering on a near violent scene, but he (luckily) backed down and backed off.

    It was a bit out of character for me. I guess I get upset at others trying to take away my rights. I guess I'm funny that way ;-)

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  46. Howdy Herman~

    "After a bit of conversation I finally snapped and got up in his face. Let me tell you, that was bordering on a near violent scene, but he (luckily) backed down and backed off."

    BRAVO! Good for you!!!!!!!

    "It was a bit out of character for me. I guess I get upset at others trying to take away my rights. I guess I'm funny that way."

    Meeeee tooo! And sometimes you just gotta take a stand and speak your mind. I admire you for speaking up!

    Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing on this post, buddy! Hope you had a awesome day!

    X to you and the family!

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  47. Bonjour Susu~

    " I still don't know if that is right or not. I'm almost sure it isn't and that my taxes actually pay for her asphalt. I just wanted to admire... Noodges huh!"

    HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA! I LOVE IT!!!..."my taxes actually pay for her asphalt."

    You GO, girl!

    Yes...this woman was/is DEFINITELY a NOODGE!

    See! Noodges are EVERYWHERE!

    Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your GREAT noodge story, beautiful lady - I soooo enjoyed! Hope you're having a fabulous week!

    Ciao...X

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  48. I had an uncle Noodgie once. He was just as you described. He was the empty shell of the cannoli. He always thought he was the special ricotta cream. But noooooooooooo! I had an ex wife who I would say was the queen of noodges. She was always there to let us know how wonderful she was. She thought she was a great cook. Once when I came home she had raw rice in a bowl on the table. When I asked what this was she said INSTANT RICE it did not need to be cooked. What a Noodge.
    Thanks for the memories.

    DAVE

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  49. Hey there Dave~

    Great to see ya, buddy!

    "She thought she was a great cook. Once when I came home she had raw rice in a bowl on the table. When I asked what this was she said INSTANT RICE it did not need to be cooked. What a Noodge."

    Bwhhahaahahahahahaha! OMG, that CRACKED ME UP!!!!!

    And I LOVED this too....

    "He was the empty shell of the cannoli. He always thought he was the special ricotta cream."

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! FLAWLESS!

    Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your noodge stories, my Libra friend! Hope you're enjoying a great Fall season!

    X

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  50. Yes. We had a nooge experience here a while back.

    Mo has a disabled badge in her car. Basically she has a damaged foot that can give way unexpectedly on her. When it does she can't walk on it at all.

    We went to a local shop and parked in the disabled bay, right next to the shop. As we walked towards the shop, a man came over, glared at us with a hateful look and started grumbling about people parking where they shouldn't. He was waving his arms about, still complaining as he walked over to our car and around the front to see if we had a badge.

    He was suitably embarrassed when he saw Mo's badge and just walked off still grumbling.

    Why do people make what others are doing their business?

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  51. Hey there Babs~

    "He was suitably embarrassed when he saw Mo's badge and just walked off still grumbling."

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Good for you! And I bet he felt like a total ass when he saw that badge!!!!!

    "Why do people make what others are doing their business?"

    I honestly think it's because they don't have a LIFE - HA!

    Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your noodge story, my friend. LOVED IT!

    Hope you had a super day!

    X to you and Mo!

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