Because my last two posts (the stage-name quiz and the answers) dealt mostly with people in theater, I decided to use the headings “Guys” and “Dolls” for the two lists. Clever, eh, wot? *bows to receive applause from adoring public.
That reminded me that when Mrs. RWP and I went to a Red Lobster Restaurant for the first time many years ago, we giggled that instead of the words “Men” and “Women” on the rest room doors the signs read “Buoys” and “Gulls” -- I know. We are easily amused.
And that reminded me that at an elementary school in Kansas this week, the administration instructed the teachers not to call the children “boys” and “girls” any more, but “Purple Penguins” instead. I’m presuming the school mascot for team sports is a purple penguin, but it could be a saber-toothed tiger for all I know.
And that reminded me of what radio-personality Garrison Keillor has said for years is his favorite joke: One penguin says to another, “You look like you’re wearing a tuxedo” and the second penguin replies, “What makes you think I’m not?”
Pa-dum-dum. Rim shot on the snare drum. With a cymbal crash afterward.
Hey, folks, it’s Saturday morning and I can do only so much.
Blog reading is like betting on a horse race. You go with your heart and you take your chances.
Can do. Can do. (1:32)
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On my honor, I will do my best not to bore you. All comments are welcome
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Showing posts with label Fugue for Tinhorns. Show all posts
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Saturday, October 11, 2014
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