I wasn’t sure what to call this one. MysteryMan suggested “Puff the Magic Dragon” broom, but I think I’ve settled on just refering to it as Awesome.
Also, why in the hell does the word term “Polka Dots” contain an L? What’s wrong with people?
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Love it! I always say Polka Dots with the “L” in it… maybe I’m just weird!
It makes me think of Madam Mim in Disney’s Sword in the stone when her and merlin are giving each other diseases. In other words, LOVE the broom! I love pokie dots.
maybe it has to do with the dance…polka. maybe not.
Well the word polka is Polish and apparently polka dots were big fashion at the same time as polka dancing http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/631/whats-the-origin-of-the-term-polka-dots