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Happy New Year, y'all! The fireworks are starting to taper off, so far no automatic weapon noise from the folks jest th' other side of th' woods... And I'm serious... There is some ranch land behind my neighborhood and every once and a while someone comes to visit with either large caliber hand guns...

The original. Wow. :o To have reached the age of 58, without ever having known that Foghorn Leghorn was actually a riff on an earlier radio-show character. Some aspects of my historicamal edumication were clearly neglected. Thanks, FF! I've learned something today! Just think how many out there hav...

jwhouk wrote:I thought she was both? ("the pixie with the rack" was the term Connie used for her, I believe)

Methinks half pixie was in reference to her diminutive stature, her other half being said rack.

Are we having a "When Monica Met Shelly" moment here? Atsali (all non chalant and continuing to tie her shoes): "You know... I have this aunt who is big breasted... I'd like you to meet her... the last time someone made a snide remark about her breasts, she poited them into a volcano...

Fairportfan wrote:Berdine and Nadette are still sticking to different style tops, like labels.

Hey Fairportfan, how did we skip the last 90 or so years?

Check date!

After all the shape-shifting discussion, anyone else wondering what the twins look like when they take human form?

I still wonder where Lydia's tattoos are. Well, I've heard when her robe is unfurled, she will show you the world! But what about Andy Jackson? ================= I knew a woman who owned a comic shop in Huntsville. It was named "Tattooed Lady". A bunch of younger types wondered where her ...

Fairportfan wrote:I still wonder where Lydia's tattoos are.

Well, I've heard when her robe is unfurled, she will show you the world!

PermanentStudent wrote:Something tells me that Atsali will have something waiting for her at Lydia's...

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/the-donut-test/

Covered with sugar-coated birdseed sprinkles!

Sorry, sorry, sorry! Couldn't resist!

Baba Yaga, hut... now where's that old Emerson, Lake, and Palmer album...

We are not nerds. All of us are merely strong fans of the Wapsiverse and it's story. While our attachment may seem overly psychotic, er- emotional is a better word it use, it is still well meant. Quite so. "Nerds" are those who obsess over things like mathematics, astronomy, robotics, geo...

Well, if we're going to go in for classic references: "Balloons... and blunderbusses!" ...and watch out for Italians and helmet-spikes. ... and sewage settling ponds. :P For those wondering: Those Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines Must See. Go. Now. Do! I'm partial to "The Gr...

Timotheus wrote:Were-bears? There bears! There Village, There Castle.

Hump? What hump?

Aaaaannnnd....
Frau Blucher!

I just now noticed Castela's eyes, or perhaps "eye buds" would be the better description. Another interesting feature!

And also interesting that she would have the density to bowl Bud over like that!

Ooh, nice! And Batwing is a third? Just two to go, then. :) S'nuffagun! I never realized that before. I just thought those were decorations behind Tina. Kind of destroys the sweet innocent look she was going for though. But I guess that's just how Batwing looks. Now, is there a white Batwing too? W...

-- It seems that many people in Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Sunnydale have managed to trip and accidentally stab themselves in the throat with a barbecue fork. Or they officially suffer "neck rupture". "As you may have noticed, the police in Sunnydale are profoundly stupid." (Pri...

bmonk wrote:

meisdadoo wrote:Katsumoto: You believe a man can change his destiny?
Algren: I think a man does what he can, until his destiny is revealed.

Jack Sparrow: The only rules that really matter are these: what a man can do and what a man can't do.

Buckaroo Banzai: No matter where you go, there you are.

Dave wrote:

Catawampus wrote:Singing the song? Is it time to go out carrolling already?

Anyone who goes out, carroling or otherwise, will lewis their seat on the couch in Confusion Corner.

Just be certain to wish Paul a return to health which will be such a frabjous day!

Timotheus wrote:Well, shall we start a game of Borogove in the confusion corner?

I'd love to join but am feeling a tad mimsey at the moment.

Quiet weekend...

Could be, it is the Icelandic version of the word.[/quote] Or possible old saxon or low english? There are a fair number of connection to old england, wales, etc.[/quote] Also German. It's common for members of an extended social family to be considered Aunts/Uncles to the children, regardless of li...