That’s a nice sized climbing wall, isn’t it?
I’d imagine you’d need two or three mats down there on the ground.
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For anyone who doesn’t recall why Dr. LeChamp dresses so ridiculously… In the first Stanky Creek Outdoorfest, Dr. Biner refused to be the Fest Doctor. And so, it was up to Dusty Trayles to come up with a medico for the fest. Aaaaand she hired a TV doctor. Not an actor that plays a doctor, though now that I think of it, that might have been funny. No, she hired a doctor fit for TV… in the opinion of old program directors who still call cheesecake models ‘dolls’ and hire them without hearing them read lines.
Did his finger just twitch, or was that the blood oozing down off of his head?
Wait… no, that was just a reflex action- not a voluntary motion. Do we count that?
Now, what do you suppose must have happened here?
Isn’t it nice when things work out? They needed to see how the run works, and here’s this guy who’s just asking to be pushed down a hill!
No idea where the bird is, but that’s a problem for another day. Or at least a guy with another net, ’cause this one’s gonna get a little rattled.
You didn’t think that I’d forgotten the li’l red wagon race.
That’s not even a question. I knew you knew.
I’ve given it some thought.
I’d never want to have a second-day-of-the-fest porta potty knocked onto me by a giant cranky bird. That’s what I decided.
Hard to do a mic drop when you got no arms.
Have a nice Friday the 13th.
Verbal shorthand. It’s efficient… until you start using “How are you” in place of “Hey.”
Similar problems in our current society comes from using “@#$%” (you know what I mean) in place of any random noun or adjective (depending on what dirty word you just thought of)
Or in marriage, when you become careless with your thought and time, and “I love you” takes the place of “How was your day” or “Hey” or “Have a great day at work.” or “How did I stomp on your feelings without realizing?”
Verbal shorthand. Like most things, it’s a strength and a weakness.
