/ˈfam(ə)l/: noun: A
traditional and occasional attempt of advise (when a moral is learned) from a
family member based on an
experience directly or indirectly. A famble could also be a lesson learned from a suggested newspaper article that one may define as a societal do or do not. A cautionary read suggested by a relative that leads to a moral.
My Dad forwarded me an article about Enron's
consequences and said "Here! Read this! Do you
believe it!? Read it,
God damn it!"
Q: Why are you so bummed out?
A: I just heard another famble about getting hit by a car while driving. The moral of the story is you can be a perfect driver but somebody else driving on the road could ruin your life.