Why are there no takers? Beats me. Haven't got a clue. Unless it was Col. Mustard, in the staircase, with a jack-hammer. Or attorney Mannie Black, in the corthouse, with an eviction warrant...
My salutations to Ralph. You two guys still working in the sheep business?
Or now you're selling sheep-skates outsourced in China by ACME?
(You see, I was chasing this "fast food feathered dinner", riding two high voltage cables above the interstate, when suddenly I got an electric shock. So I'm POSITIVE those rollerblades did not meet common safety standards.) On the plus sides, now I don't need x-rays to check for fractures after a canyon dive. My bones are very visible. *bzzzzt-zzzt!
aaah, pascalito, yes, I know Coyote is not really my 'bro' - I made a mistake. Yep, you're right, he's my cousin. By 'bro' I just meant my relative, as when U address the folks 'brothers and sisters'... Mitakuye Oyasin
But calling you Coyote I wanted to say you are a little trickster (or a big one?) :))))
Anyway, have a nice day... and maybe we could buy and share that space the photo depicts... Wolf and Coytote :D
I am the Totem of all trickster Coyotes. Challenge me at your own risks.
The name you suggest sounds nice, Brother Dreaming Wolf. But over the eons and the cliff dives, I have become wary of any possible and foreseeable accident hazards. If this warehouse belongs to the White Man's ACME corporation, I want-um nothing to do with it!
Yet, I must say, this medicine of theirs works quite properly.
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Well, how could anybody take it, when the sign says: CAUTION. Unsafe structure. Keep Out...
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Why are there no takers? Beats me. Haven't got a clue.
Unless it was Col. Mustard, in the staircase, with a jack-hammer.
Or attorney Mannie Black, in the corthouse, with an eviction warrant...
Or Mrs. Mince, in the study, with a candlestick.
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Dreamingwolf: indeed you have put your finger right on the humor of the thing.
He has?
Ah-HA! So, it was Dreamingwolf, in the humor, with his finger.
Eeyew! Gross! (I think.)
So much for me. My final guess would've been Werewolf, under the moonlight, with a claw.
Pascal, you sound sooo often like my 'bro' Coyote :))))
Ah, actually, I think that's cousin Coyote.
My salutations to Ralph. You two guys still working in the sheep business?
Or now you're selling sheep-skates outsourced in China by ACME?
(You see, I was chasing this "fast food feathered dinner", riding two high voltage cables above the interstate, when suddenly I got an electric shock. So I'm POSITIVE those rollerblades did not meet common safety standards.)
On the plus sides, now I don't need x-rays to check for fractures after a canyon dive. My bones are very visible. *bzzzzt-zzzt!
Oy, pascalito, who's this Ralph you are referring to?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_and_Sheepdog
Wolves have a black nose, while coyotes have a red one. Just for those out there who aren't familiar with the family.
8°)
Or is it the other way round? My PC monitor is getting daltonian on its old days, and canines aren't very good at seeing colors...
aaah, pascalito, yes, I know Coyote is not really my 'bro' - I made a mistake. Yep, you're right, he's my cousin. By 'bro' I just meant my relative, as when U address the folks 'brothers and sisters'... Mitakuye Oyasin
But calling you Coyote I wanted to say you are a little trickster (or a big one?) :))))
Anyway, have a nice day... and maybe we could buy and share that space the photo depicts... Wolf and Coytote :D
I am the Totem of all trickster Coyotes. Challenge me at your own risks.
The name you suggest sounds nice, Brother Dreaming Wolf. But over the eons and the cliff dives, I have become wary of any possible and foreseeable accident hazards. If this warehouse belongs to the White Man's ACME corporation, I want-um nothing to do with it!
Yet, I must say, this medicine of theirs works quite properly.
The Spirit of the Great Coyote has spoken.
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