
“I hear tell you’re doing well, good things have come to you. I wish I had your good-luck charm, and you had to … “
“I hear tell you’re doing well, good things have come to you. I wish I had your good-luck charm, and you had to … “
I “discovered” this Arthurian knight while reading Christopher Snyder’s excellent “The Making of Middle Earth.”
I started out to mention a specific lemon candy, but wasn’t sure about the trademark implications. Think of a bursting star. This is almost as funny.
This sounds like a show I wouldn’t watch as I’m not into cop shows. Except “Blue Bloods”, which is the best thing on.
Thanks to the Korn Kobblers and my dad for teaching me this song. I just didn’t know until today that it had verses.
I enjoy watching those TV shows, but I wouldn’t want to actually have to handle the animals. Animals excrete enough disgusting things when they’re healthy.
DO giraffes have tonsils? I could Bing it, but I hate to go to all that trouble.
My wife used to make a dish called “Noel Chicken”. It was fantastic. I think she stopped because she got tired of it. (I didn’t.)
Who all caught the reference to the world’s greatest TV show? Let me know if you did.
Yes, I know they are both spelled the same way, but everyone around here pronounces the dog as if it didn’t have an “R” at the end. Of course we’re right.