C'mon over!! :)
WooHoo! In before the ping!
Silly? You can't handle silly.
4?
Heard on the radio this morning that there is a leak near the site of the explosions yesterday. Other reports show SIGNIFICANT quantities of dihydrogen monoxide in the air all over the DFW Metroplex area.
Hey Silly B!
It's Friday NIGHT here.
Cocktail hour.
Howdy B
FOUR RELIGIOUS TRUTHS
1. Muslims do not recognize Jews as God's chosen people.
2. Jews do not recognize Jesus as the Messiah.
3. Protestants do not recognize the Pope as the leader of the Christian World.
4. Baptists do not recognize each other at Hooters
Now, I've noticed a tendency for this programme to get rather silly. Now I do my best to keep things moving along, but I'm not having things getting silly. Those two last sketches I did got very silly indeed, and that last one about the bed was even sillier. Now, nobody likes a good laugh more than I do...except perhaps my wife and some of her friends...oh yes and Captain Johnston. Come to think of it most people likes a good laugh more than I do. But that's beside the point. Now, let's have a good clean healthy outdoor sketch. Get some air into your lungs. Ten, nine, eight and all that.
WOO HOO!
Hey!
I'm silly!
Why aren't I on your ping list?
Thanks! I was getting worried!
Hear.
I mean,
Here.
A group of dogs is taken to a day camp near Bogotá in a bus in this photo taken on June 30, 2005. The Transmiperro system (Tranport my Dog) is a day camp for dogs, where a colorful bus takes them to a camp in the village of Cajic, 30 km (19 miles) north of Bogotá, where the animals are trained and enjoy games and activities. Each pet owner pays between $34 and $106 per month depending on the program the dog is enrolled in. The dogs are returned home, exhausted, at the end of the day. (Photo by Jose Miguel Gomez) A group of dogs is taken to a day camp near Bogota in a bus in this photo taken on June 30, 2005. The Transmiperro system (Tranport my Dog) is a day camp for dogs, where a colorful bus takes them to a camp in the village of Cajic, 30 km (19 miles) north of Bogota, where the animals are trained and enjoy games and activities. Each pet owner pays between $34 and $106 per month depending on the program the dog is enrolled in. The dogs are returned home, exhausted, at the end of the day. (Photo by Jose Miguel Gomez) Not that I'm complaining or anything...
