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I am betting that Monica is doing this as part as her position as roll model to the young para-normals.lake_wrangler wrote:My bet is that the teacher knew ahead of time and knew that while potentially dangerous, Monica had proper self-control and would not harm anyone. Just like showing up with a stick of dynamite would not be dangerous unless lit... oh, wait... I'm not helping my case, am I...
^^^ Awesome! ^^^DilyV wrote:
[tigger voice] The most wonderful thing about whatsits,
Is whatsits are wonderful sprigs.
Their tops are made out of brambles,
their bottoms are made out of twigs.
They're boucey, trouncey, founcey, pouncey
Scrunch, scrunch, scrunch, scrunch, scrunch!
The most wonderful thing about Whatsits is...
Castela's the only one!!!! [/tigger voice]
*tosses a tumbleweed in the pun jar just to be safe*
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA(deep breath)AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!Dave wrote:Oh, terribly sorry. I been naughty and wicked.DilyV wrote:DUDE!!!!! Warn someone before you spring those things on us!!!! I had to deal with those bastards in Iraq.... *shudders*Coal in my stocking, day after tomorrow, no question about it.
You probably won't have been asking Santa for Lego set 9470, then. Don't research it. Don't look. No matter how curious you may be, no matter how intriguing the narrative hook... don't attempt to learn what it is. Ignore those little voices that whisper "But what if it's awesome?" and "It's just Legos, how bad could it be, you're brave enough" and "Maybe it comes with cookies and chocolate"... pay them no mind at all. Nothing bad will happen if you simply walk away and pretend you never read this... they won't really carry out their threat to drown a cute big-eyed fluffy little endangered animal if they don't get your web-click.
You really don't want to know. Your sanity may be at stake. You don't need to be ending up in a Lovecraft story. Don't go there.
O_O Want's one we does, Precious...NOTDilbert wrote:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA(deep breath)AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!Dave wrote:Oh, terribly sorry. I been naughty and wicked.DilyV wrote:DUDE!!!!! Warn someone before you spring those things on us!!!! I had to deal with those bastards in Iraq.... *shudders*
You probably won't have been asking Santa for Lego set 9470, then. Don't research it. Don't look. No matter how curious you may be, no matter how intriguing the narrative hook... don't attempt to learn what it is. Ignore those little voices that whisper "But what if it's awesome?" and "It's just Legos, how bad could it be, you're brave enough" and "Maybe it comes with cookies and chocolate"... pay them no mind at all. Nothing bad will happen if you simply walk away and pretend you never read this... they won't really carry out their threat to drown a cute big-eyed fluffy little endangered animal if they don't get your web-click.
You really don't want to know. Your sanity may be at stake. You don't need to be ending up in a Lovecraft story. Don't go there.
Is Monica posing for Becky's work?Mark N wrote:I am betting that Monica is doing this as part as her position as roll model to the young para-normals.lake_wrangler wrote:My bet is that the teacher knew ahead of time and knew that while potentially dangerous, Monica had proper self-control and would not harm anyone. Just like showing up with a stick of dynamite would not be dangerous unless lit... oh, wait... I'm not helping my case, am I...
Can't tell for sure. Is she wearing pastries rather than a bra?Jabberwonky wrote:Is Monica posing for Becky's work?
hsssDave wrote:Can't tell for sure. Is she wearing pastries rather than a bra?Jabberwonky wrote:Is Monica posing for Becky's work?
DilyV wrote:DUDE!!!!! Warn someone before you spring those things on us!!!! I had to deal with those bastards in Iraq.... *shudders*
Dave wrote:Oh, terribly sorry. I been naughty and wicked.
You probably won't have been asking Santa for Lego set 9470, then. Don't research it. Don't look. No matter how curious you may be, no matter how intriguing the narrative hook... don't attempt to learn what it is. Ignore those little voices that whisper "But what if it's awesome?" and "It's just Legos, how bad could it be, you're brave enough" and "Maybe it comes with cookies and chocolate"... pay them no mind at all. Nothing bad will happen if you simply walk away and pretend you never read this... they won't really carry out their threat to drown a cute big-eyed fluffy little endangered animal if they don't get your web-click.
You really don't want to know. Your sanity may be at stake. You don't need to be ending up in a Lovecraft story. Don't go there.
NOTDilbert wrote:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA(deep breath)AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!
And to add to the toy spider madness...Jabberwonky wrote:O_O Want's one we does, Precious...
Gawd, that's amazing. Once they get the tougher custom servos into the design, and maybe a tougher shell... I wonder if some watchspring spiral elements and etc. could let them "wind up" up enough energy to get the thing to jump into the air?Jabberwonky wrote:And to add to the toy spider madness...
The glowing blue eye reminds me of Dr. Sins robot spider from an episode of the old Johnny Quest series....Jabberwonky wrote: And to add to the toy spider madness...
These ugly suckers are prolly the only thing on the planet that would survive a nuclear bomb going off.Atomic wrote:Does Charles Christopher have a cousin?Cheesy1 wrote:I LOVE the big guy in the middle!
Why, if it isn't a lovely picture of the fuzzy cute jumping hug-and-poke-ya spider! They're sooo cuuuuute! (where's my hammer...)DilyV wrote:DUDE!!!!! Warn someone before you spring those things on us!!!! I had to deal with those bastards in Iraq.... *shudders*Dave wrote:That was...... well, it clearly shows that Castela has a wicked sense of fun. Let's just say that it was on a par with Calvin bringing his collection of camel spiders to class.
Possibly worse. For all we know, one or more of Castela's classmates considers camel spiders a yummy treat for an afternoon snack (or a favorite first cousin, or perhaps both).
Next week on Show and Tell , Dexter will bring his working Hydrogen Bomb model and demonstrate it's operation! Oh - anybody sensitive to X-rays?
DilyV wrote:These ugly suckers are prolly the only thing on the planet that would survive a nuclear bomb going off.
...tardigrades. Liquid oxygen? Extreme heat? High radiation? Space? Meh. Those just make them take a nap.scantrontb wrote:DilyV wrote:These ugly suckers are prolly the only thing on the planet that would survive a nuclear bomb going off.
Oh, come ON!... Spiders!,... Pfft!. EVERYBODY knows that it's gonna be a fight to the finish between the Mutant Cockroaches and the Twinkies that have gained sentience from all the radiation whizzing about....
I don't think Monica had ever been inside that Port-a-Pottie before.KnightDelight wrote:Known poit protocol requires the poiter to have physically been to the location to which they wish to poit at least once before. So ... when was Monica heretofore in that classroom?
Or Nudge to the volcano? http://wapsisquare.com/comic/and-the-ho ... oad-in-on/Fairportfan wrote:I don't think Monica had ever been inside that Port-a-Pottie before.KnightDelight wrote:Known poit protocol requires the poiter to have physically been to the location to which they wish to poit at least once before. So ... when was Monica heretofore in that classroom?
And how did she manage to get to the sandbar the first time?
True, I would seriously doubt that she had been to a volcanic caldera before.My2Cents wrote: Or Nudge to the volcano? http://wapsisquare.com/comic/and-the-ho ... oad-in-on/
