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You know you are bored when you break down and join TV Tropes to start editing pages.

DinkyInky wrote:Oh, Jabberwonky!

I'd sue, but I'm afraid I'd have to wear the outfit to win the case...

Jabberwonky wrote:

DinkyInky wrote:Oh, Jabberwonky!

I'd sue, but I'm afraid I'd have to wear the outfit to win the case...

Fweet fweeew!

*giggles* I thought you'd like that one.

DinkyInky wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:

DinkyInky wrote:Oh, Jabberwonky!

I'd sue, but I'm afraid I'd have to wear the outfit to win the case...

Fweet fweeew!

*giggles* I thought you'd like that one.

Yeah, it's all wolf whistles and banging on the table until the curtain parts and I'm actually wearing that outfit...

Jabberwonky wrote:

DinkyInky wrote:Fweet fweeew!

*giggles* I thought you'd like that one.

Yeah, it's all wolf whistles and banging on the table until the curtain parts and I'm actually wearing that outfit...

I've dressed convincingly as a guy before, so how do you know how I'd react to you dressed in that?

So here's a Formula One steering wheel:
 

 
and here's a diagram showing what those paltry few buttons and knobs do.

And here I am, complaining about new cars having too much tech in them.

DinkyInky wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:

DinkyInky wrote:Fweet fweeew!

*giggles* I thought you'd like that one.

Yeah, it's all wolf whistles and banging on the table until the curtain parts and I'm actually wearing that outfit...

I've dressed convincingly as a guy before, so how do you know how I'd react to you dressed in that?

To you Madam, I reply thusly...

AnotherFairportfan wrote:So here's a Formula One steering wheel:
 
EDIT: Super Game Controller img
 
and here's a diagram showing what those paltry few buttons and knobs do.

I can't get the link to work, but Imma try to copy it from the link hover.
The amount of time it took me to learn the functions of an X-box controller or the PSP leads me to believe that I'd make a poor F1 driver...

So.  A poster of sentence diagrams of action movie quotes.  (Pre-orderable for $29.) Diagramming sentences does, on occasion, involve using other words than the exact wording of the original sentence - contractions, implied nouns or verbs, etc.


 

 


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Natalie's kindergarten assembly presentation. The kindergarten classes at her school all took part in a musical assembly. I went with Helen and Maggie, and i managed a few pictures. (I really need a longer lens)

A panorama of the whole assembly - Natalie is the slightly bored-looking girl in pink about a third of the way from the left. (A larger version with Natalie highlighted)



After their musical part, Natalie and another girl amuse themselves.



Bored now.



Natalie and her teacher



Helen and Maggie just before the end. Also "Bored Now"



A couple of posters on the gym wall. (The school emblem is an owl. There really ought be posters saying "Read or the owl will eat you.")





Short video of Natalie's class's segment. (Shot with the Nikon D3200.)

DinkyInky wrote:Oh, Jabberwonky!

Holy moly, it's a humanized Gilda Griffon!! OK, I know not really but the resemblance is uncanny.

Sent thjis one out to a few people under the subject "Happy Monday":



My sister sent back this one:

An important culinary discovery

When making jambalaya, do not look at the bottle of olive oil and say "That's about how much oil the recipe wants; i'll use it up."

Faintly olive-flavoured jambalaya is eminently edible but a little weird at first taste.

Eastern red fox?

Very cute!

But what does he say?

"(yawn*stretch) Nice nap. Time to go steal some chickens..."