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drpaladin

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Mishmash derives from the Yiddish word mish, meaning mix.

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sandrewn

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As soon as I saw today's word my first thought was of Allan Sherman. Why you may well ask? Well, for several reasons. My Hungarian background, my love of Hungarian Goulash, that I have and still play his LP 33 Vinyl record album(that I bought in the sixties) entitled 'My Son the Nut'. Most of the songs on it, were and still are some of my favorites, I think many of you would enjoy hearing them too.

But I digress, one song on there is entitled 'Hungarian Goulash'. Give it a listen and at (2:18) all will be revealed.

Hungarian Goulash No. 5 - YouTube

 

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drpaladin

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1 hour ago, sandrewn said:

As soon as I saw today's word my first thought was of Allan Sherman. Why you may well ask? Well, for several reasons. My Hungarian background, my love of Hungarian Goulash, that I have and still play his LP 33 Vinyl record album(that I bought in the sixties) entitled 'My Son the Nut'. Most of the songs on it, were and still are some of my favorites, I think many of you would enjoy hearing them too.

But I digress, one song on there is entitled 'Hungarian Goulash'. Give it a listen and at (2:18) all will be revealed.

Hungarian Goulash No. 5 - YouTube

 

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Allan Sherman died much too young.

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Zombie

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some creatures just look like a mishmash of body parts -_- :lol: :gikkle:

 

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