Joel Walker wrote: > i tell ya, Willoughby, there are strange things afoot these days ... > > unca joel > :) Joel, you are right. Strange things are afoot. I saw a horse trotting through town a while back. Now somebody must a fueled this horse really good with high grade oats, because while the front end was trotting casually right along, the back end was working overtime trying all by itself to replenish the earth with every nutrient needed to support massive plant growth. However, not a biscuit hit the ground. Attached to the rear of the saddle and harness were leathern ropes that suspended a catch box on the upper rear of the hind quarters just below that hard working posterior orifice, and not a single pod of used oats struck the ground, denying the good earth of its rich bounty. Tch,tch. I suspect the collection of used oats was dried and shipped to the nearest Amish farm for storage in those big barns, to later be recycled into high octane fuel blends for UFO's that are really stored in those big barns. -[ ;<) John Rodgers "88GL driver |
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