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Once again I'm frightened by the fact that Karl made some sense, why do octopuses look so cute and friendly in cartoons and utterly terrifing in real life. I mean they could be anywhere and you wouldn't know it. Anywhere.

Love the sexy pic

Ok thank you for the Klondike bar *goofy grin*

What! Are you scared? Is MJ chicken!
Kaw Ka Kaw *clapping* Kaw Ka Kaw *clapping* Kaw Ka Kaw

Have you even *seen* a chicken before?

Nope. Not gonna happen. No one has ever heard me sing. Except for my grade seven class because we had a bastard of a music teacher who made each student sing a song solo in the first week of class.

You don't have to sing. Your laugh tonight was enough...ice harpy.

Excellent. That's the sort of story that works on a tour. Excellent photos, too. It reminds me of a Pennsylvania ghost story, that of Mad Anthony Wayne. General Wayne was a hero of the American Revolution--schools and townships are named after him.
After his death of natural causes in 1796, he was buried in Erie in Pa., at his last command. Thirteen years later, his daughter was gravely ill. She requested his body be moved to the family plot in Radnor, Pa., located in southwestern, Pa. So, the General's son took a light cart up to Erie. Here's where the story gets problematic. After thirteen years of death, Mad Tony had hardly decomposed. He was too heavy, and a bit gamey. So they de-fleshed his corpse. His organs and skin were re-buried in Erie, while his skeleton was taken to Radnor.

The ghost story states that parts of his skeleton fell off the wagon. So Mad Anthony rides the country roads at night, in the search for his missing parts.

In actuality, he's buried in two places.

Hey MJ, took me a bit to comment. Got distracted tonight. Really distracted. You know how it is. Something happens and you just can't stop thinking about it. I owe you the haunted gold mine story. Another night when I can think properly
Love your story. I can feel the pinch.
Sorry for falling asleep

Wanted a midnight snack and knew where to go. I'd like to try the meatloaf.
(gez you are so the better cook than I)

Those all look good. I like to cook as well, but I don't always have the time. Sometimes, I just thumb through a cookbook at random, and then pick out whatever recipes look good.

I must say, those are some very appetizing dishes.

Go to sleep, so I can.

And I'm glad you are happy and content

I like safe places for kisses and hugs.
Cuddle huddle, anyone?

This took a hard left turn into oddville. I know what 100,000 points gets me. What is the point cost for this?

Ah I landed. And it's the present. New blog.
Ouch. Ow ow ow. Back in the Tardis I go.

I used to read comics as a kid, but took a hiatus in my teens. I kept all my graphic novels and back issues, and just started to re-read them again.

I just read the first volume of the series, "The Strange Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft." I'm a Lovecraft fan, and so I got a kick out of reading this sort of pulp adventure series. You might like it.

I'd really like to check out some of the titles from Dynamite--especially since they brought back Lee Falk's The Phantom.

Smaptie = winner

Now just name your prize! Whatever you want...

get back to you on that.

Leave it to you to pick one of the hardest instruments to learn. You just wanted a flute for band camp!
Been know to hum Ode to Joy from time to time. Why is that?

I enjoy your musings. Interesting and telling

I like the way you say "colour" Sigh

I could be wrong but I kinda doubt if Mrs. B was ever fun in bed