> It's a small UK insect, about the size of a house, usually worn around the
> waist to signify that one intends to utter the word "gloop"
> every alternate Tuesday. It's an old custom, but one which can still be
> found in certain parts of East Anglia. Further information can be obtained
> from my forthcoming book "Unsized Fecundity" which explores this
> subject, and many more, in a slightly limp fashion. Look out for it on
> Amazon soon!
> Hope this helps.
LMAO, that was good. Kali