I was recently reading Scott Moschella's
Plastic Bugs and it inspired me. Moschella has already created a word (WarTuning...check wikipedia, Oxford English hasn't caught-up yet) and now he is attempting to create a phrase. "Skipping the Monkeys" is, basically, skipping the bad parts to get to the good. Here's the
link to this.
In response, I have decided to share the phrase I first heard in Norway. My Girl and I came up with the phrase "
that's good pizza" to describe anything good. The beauty of this phrase is its ambiguity. Good Pizza can be used both sincerely or sarcastically. It's all in the delivery. So I release my new phrase into the untamed wild. Creating new metaphors is definitely good pizza.