Wake up, we're back online and I need some new saber rattling quips!
heehee - I once tried to learn to fence - bought me little foil - well, they are quite large, actually - and me mask and me plastron.
All very courtly and cute it was, salutes and such. Brought to naught by me native pigeon-toedness! When I lunged, there I was with me right foot lunging inwards, causing less than perfect balance - if I was to lunge correctly it took so much thought that there was none left to drive the foil as well.
When it comes to sabre rattling, I am built for love, not war!
Speaking of fencing, if one finds a turtle on a fence, one knows it got help to get there!
true - but realtively unimportant in the overall scheme of things -except to the poor, cruelly stranded, turtle.
Of course, the Aussies used fencing at ground level for rodent control - BTW, did it work?
Seems to keep the buggers in South Australia most of the time.
To heck with it, can't get a pic of Bluey on this site. Just imagine a big fat bloke with mismatched clothes, eating crap food and making sexist remarks - Virtual Bluey!
Thud....
" Imperfect subjunctive of the verb to think as in :
" It was too bad that he couldn't thud "
That is HILARIOUS, Hiama.
Actually - I was disoriented and thought i was in the thinking thread.
Guess I didn't think, eh? I shoulda thud betterer....
heeheehaw
Trying to remember if I've ever seen the bunny oriented?
I suppose, she said drily, it is "get-the-Bunny-day" at A2k.
She looks a little south of the border from here, hey - so do the kitty. Here kitty, kitty - sweet kitty, kitty!
It was the cat AND the bunny in the conservatory WITH the rope!
Where's the professor? What's the furry slippery doing on the floor - hey, ouch, that's not fair! Clunk
Is something grrrrrrrrrring the rope! Watch out it's a hairy hare!
I had it up to hare - good night all (good morning bunny!)
