I don't know, I've heard the term used though (here I think). I'm guessing that it isn't a type of berry though.

A farkleberry is a berry that grows on the farm of Fanny Farkle, and her brother Freddie Farkle. I think they also had a dog named Sparkle Farkle. I may be misremembering - Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In was on a LOOONG time ago.

Closely related to a dingleberry.

A berry that appears to sparkle from a distance.

It's this...http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=farkleberry

That's so funny! When I saw this survey in qual the first thing that came to mind was Laugh-In and the Farkle family and Sparkle Farkle. Actually Sparkle Farkle was the Farkle's daughter.

It sounds like a cartoon. Reminds me of Fraggle Rock in the 80s.

All I remember is the goofy southern accent they used and the huge fake freckles they all wore! Thanks for setting me straight. And now I suspect I'm not necessarily the oldest person here, even though I am somewhat older than dirt.

I remember that sketch too. Although I needed your comment to remind me.

I don't know.

That was cheap, looking it up and all.

Don't know...

I'm fifty, how old are you?

Nah...just sneaky!

I dunno.

Is it red and has spikes on it! That's my guess. I reckon farleberry is going to be the new blackberry. Your going to see it everywhere. In juice, in pies, in vodka pop drinks. Its going to be a farkleberry invasion.

slang term for something described as a farce???

A WHAT! I have no clue! Tell me already! The suspense is killing me.

I'll be 40 soon. I'm trying to think of myself as already being 40 so I can get used to it - try it on and all.

Being 40 is definitely better than being 50...at least some days it feels like that.

Some days, as Indiana Jones said, it's not the years, honey, it's the mileage ;). Some days I feel a lot older (particularly when trying to keep up with the kids ;)!

Look what

Dino

taught me to do! Pretty cool, huh?!

Oooooooo yes for shame Kate!!....hehehe

Kate supplied a link too....In my dictionary: "An evergreen shrub or small tree (Vaccinium arboreum) of the heath family, with bell-shaped, white flowers and round, black berries, found in the South U.S."

One day, many moons ago, I was looking up a word and came across this and was like "Farkleberry!!??! hehe...wow really!!??"

It's when you think you only have to fart, and a little berry pops out.

Oh, that's a fartleberry, never mind.

Well, thats a new one to me , I wonder if the berries are edible?

That's giving me a headache!

Hehehe! I'm so ashamed...NOT!

From Kate's link she provided it says they are not edible...I didn't know that fact.

*Tsk Tsk Tsk*.....

Is it anything like a dinkleberry?

Hi Jody! It's nice to see you again! How's life?

Sorry,,,take some Tylenol!

Ya got any handy? Mine is at home.

Yep, here ya go

I have no idea :)

Thanks!

You're welcome!

Challenging! Busy! Exciting! Blessed! The Full Catastrophe! And you?

The usual ups and downs, with mostly ups lately, so I'm happy!