{"id":8266,"date":"2017-04-01T06:20:22","date_gmt":"2017-04-01T06:20:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/meeseeks:5080\/blog\/?p=8266"},"modified":"2019-05-19T20:34:41","modified_gmt":"2019-05-19T20:34:41","slug":"ho-ho","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vukutu.com\/blog\/2017\/04\/ho-ho\/","title":{"rendered":"Ho ho"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Yo, mofos and ototos!<\/p>\n<p>Oi, oi! This is just too-too for Hulu! If you&#8217;re chatting with a go-go dancer playing with a yoyo solo in Kokomo, or wearing a kimono in Beaudo visiting with ScoMo (who&#8217;s no bozo) and Joe Rokocoko about CoCo bonds or lobo loans pro bono from MoFo or the crisis with NoKo, here&#8217;s the low-do to write a promo in bopomofo quomodocumque (to publish in HoPoS):<\/p>\n<p>Saw FloJo and schlomo toe-beau toy-boy BoJo, fresh from Xoyo, at a HoJo in SoHo go bomo poco a poco with Coco and majordomo Tojo (ignoring kodo-ha) &#8211; listening to Moloko, Kokoroko and El Topo play joropo on the koto and the shoko, singing in SeSotho about the dodo, with kokoro.  Have robophoto, but it&#8217;s no podo.  Their ro-ro pogo is to eat faux pho, fro-yo, choko gateaux and an iced vo-vo at a toro table while drinking toso at smoko with the Poqo povo at Xoxo listening to Radio Station Kozo, and later watching a slo-mo doco about Hagoromo in mono with Koko, Komo, Mo-Do, a hobo and okomo Perry Como in the so-so rococo Po-Mo rojo bobo boho lodo BoCo CoCo gogo dojo, &#8220;<em>Spodo Komodo<\/em>&#8220;.  Bolo.<\/p>\n<p>Fogo? No no, fomo! Whaumau! Indeed, fomo con moto! With added mojo! paMoto! Yolo! Makorokoto! OTOH, they&#8217;re loco about their okoto. So, nodo, RoPo popo, no no. Loto.<\/p>\n<p>Domo arigato. XOXO.<\/p>\n<p><strong>KEY:<\/strong><br \/>\nYo &#8211; Hey (salutation)<br \/>\nmofos &#8211; mother f***ers<br \/>\nototos &#8211; younger brothers<br \/>\nOi, oi &#8211; Hey (salutation, ancient Greek)<br \/>\ntoo-too &#8211; overly<br \/>\nHulu &#8211; American video-on-demand service<br \/>\ngo-go dancer &#8211; nightclub danced employed to entertain patrons<br \/>\nyoyo &#8211; child\u2019s toy<br \/>\nsolo &#8211; alone<br \/>\nKokomo &#8211; a city in Indiana<br \/>\nkimono &#8211; Japanese garment<br \/>\nBeaudo &#8211; Beaudesert, Queensland<br \/>\nScoMo &#8211; Scott Morrison, Australian politician, now Prime Minister<br \/>\nbozo &#8211; idiot<br \/>\nJoe Rokocoko &#8211; New Zealand rugby union player<br \/>\nCoCo bonds &#8211; Contingent Convertible bonds<br \/>\nlobo loans &#8211; lender option, borrower option loans<br \/>\npro bono &#8211; for the good of the public (Latin)<br \/>\nMoFo &#8211; US law firm Morrison and Foerster<br \/>\nNoKo &#8211; North Korea<br \/>\nlow-do &#8211; low down<br \/>\npromo &#8211; promotion<br \/>\nbopomofo &#8211; a transliteration system for Chinese<br \/>\nquomodocumque &#8211; in whatever fashion (Latin)<br \/>\nHoPoS &#8211; Journal of the History and Philosophy of Science<br \/>\nFloJo &#8211; Florence Griffith-Joyner, American athlete<br \/>\nschlomo &#8211; lazy person<br \/>\ntoe-beau &#8211; foot-fetishing lover<br \/>\ntoy-boy &#8211; younger male lover<br \/>\nBoJo &#8211; Boris Johnson, British politician<br \/>\nXoyo &#8211; a nightclub in London, England<br \/>\nHoJo &#8211; Howard Johnson (hotel chain)<br \/>\nSoHo &#8211; South of Houston street, area of Manhatten<br \/>\nbomo &#8211; black out make out (kissing or petting while intoxicated)<br \/>\npoco a poco &#8211; little by little (Italian)<br \/>\nCoco &#8211; character in 2017 Pixar\/Disney animated movie<br \/>\nmajordomo Tojo &#8211; Hideki Tojo, Japanese military leader and Prime Minister<br \/>\nkodo-ha &#8211; imperial doctrine (Japanese)<br \/>\nMoloko &#8211; English pop duo<br \/>\nKokoroko &#8211; London, UK, Afrobeat group<br \/>\nEl Topo &#8211; Puerto Rican musician, Antonio Cab\u00e1n Vale<br \/>\njoropo &#8211; creole musical style from Venezuala and Columbia<br \/>\nkoto &#8211; Japanese stringed instrument<br \/>\nshoko &#8211; Japanese gong<br \/>\nSeSotho &#8211; the language of Lesotho<br \/>\ndodo &#8211; flightless bird<br \/>\nkokoro &#8211; emotions, feelings (Japanese)<br \/>\nrobophoto &#8211; automated photo<br \/>\npodo &#8211; pants down<br \/>\nro-ro &#8211; stupid person or behaviour<br \/>\npogo &#8211; making fun of someone behind their back<br \/>\nfaux &#8211; false (French)<br \/>\npho &#8211; a type of Vietnamese soup<br \/>\nfro-yo &#8211; frozen yogurt<br \/>\nchoko &#8211; a type of vegetable, common in Australia<br \/>\ngateaux &#8211; a cake<br \/>\niced vo-vo &#8211; a type of biscuit in Australia<br \/>\ntoro &#8211; a tree from New Zealand<br \/>\ntoso &#8211; spiced sake (Japan)<br \/>\nsmoko &#8211; smoking break (Australian)<br \/>\nPoqo &#8211; the armed wing of the Pan-African Congress of South Africa<br \/>\npovo &#8211; the people (Zimbabwe, from the Portuguese)<br \/>\nXoxo &#8211; an arts festival in Portland, Oregon<br \/>\nRadio Station Kozo &#8211; radio station in Branson, Missouri<br \/>\nslo-mo &#8211; slow motion<br \/>\ndoco &#8211; documentary<br \/>\nHagoromo &#8211; a Japanese Noh play<br \/>\nmono &#8211; a single audio stream<br \/>\nKoko &#8211; a gorilla who knew sign language (died 2018)<br \/>\nKomo &#8211; Nigerian-British rap artist<br \/>\nMo-Do &#8211; Maureen Dowd, American journalist<br \/>\nhobo &#8211; homeless person<br \/>\nokomo &#8211; a very fine person<br \/>\nPerry Como &#8211; American singer<br \/>\nso-so &#8211; mediocre<br \/>\nrococo &#8211; excessive late Baroque style<br \/>\nPo-Mo &#8211; Post Modern<br \/>\nrojo &#8211; vulgar fashion<br \/>\nbobo &#8211; bourgeois bohemian<br \/>\nboho &#8211; bohemian<br \/>\nlodo &#8211; Lower Downtown, precinct of Denver, Colorado<br \/>\nBoCo &#8211; Boulder, Colorado<br \/>\nCoCo &#8211; Co-creative co-working space<br \/>\ngogo &#8211; energetic, upbeat (a style of music with non-stop drum beats across multiple songs)<br \/>\ndojo &#8211; martial arts studio<br \/>\n<em>\u201dSpodo Komodo<\/em><em>\u201c &#8211; <\/em>a priest mentioned by Mrs Doyle in the Christmas Special of Channel 4 TV series <em>Father Ted<\/em><br \/>\nBolo &#8211; Be on the look out<br \/>\nfogo &#8211; fear of going out<br \/>\nfomo &#8211; fear of missing out<br \/>\nwhaumau &#8211; fomo (Maori)<br \/>\ncon moto &#8211; with motion (Italian)<br \/>\nmojo &#8211; personal power, force<br \/>\npaMoto &#8211; on fire (chiShona)<br \/>\nYolo &#8211; you only live once<br \/>\nMakorokoto &#8211; Congratulations (chiShona)<br \/>\nOTOH &#8211; &nbsp;on the other hand<br \/>\nloco &#8211; mad<br \/>\nokoto &#8211; achieving one\u2019s life\u2019s passion<br \/>\nnodo &#8211; nothing doing<br \/>\nRoPo &#8211; Rohnert Park, California<br \/>\npopo &#8211; the police<br \/>\nLoto &#8211; Lock out, tag out<br \/>\nDomo arigato &#8211; Thankyou (Japanese)<br \/>\nXOXO &#8211; Love and Kisses<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Yo, mofos and ototos! Oi, oi! This is just too-too for Hulu! 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