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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Bungalow: late 17th century: from Hindi baṅglā ‘belonging to Bengal’, from a type of cottage built for early European settlers in Bengal.

Bungalow - Wikipedia

It used to be popular for the rich to go Bengal tiger hunting.

Tiger hunting - Wikipedia

The term Bungalow may not refer to a house proper but rather the GOF occupant that is bunged up below. It’s a way of saying that an old person lives there. Real estate wise, single story houses are in more demand by younger buyers than multi-story buildings these days. They want open concept social spaces.
 
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No...it doesn't go that low....:wacky:

no more rhymes and I mean it

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Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K.

There are foods I won't eat (because they're unfit for human consumption), and there are foods I can't eat here in the future. There's a Venn diagram here that someone's going to draw on the whiteboard. Some people simply have to have a whiteboard.

What I observe is paying attention to what my body is telling me becomes more and more important as the odometer kicks over again. At some point I'm going to get out of the car. What I'm interested in is I reach my destination before the car has to be towed.
 
Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K.

There are foods I won't eat (because they're unfit for human consumption), and there are foods I can't eat here in the future. There's a Venn diagram here that someone's going to draw on the whiteboard. Some people simply have to have a whiteboard.

What I observe is paying attention to what my body is telling me becomes more and more important as the odometer kicks over again. At some point I'm going to get out of the car. What I'm interested in is I reach my destination before the car has to be towed.

Which explains why old people drive so slowly.
 
To paraphrase Jackie Gleason (a former Florida resident), "A little bungalow music Sammy. And awaaay we go!".



Lennon may have been listening to this song when he wrote the beginning part of Bungalow Bill. The song dates back to the 30’s. Interesting to note that the song was about a rich mother and her son that showed up at the ashram in Rishikesh when the Beatles were there. They really went out and killed a tiger.


 
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