*sigh* I'm loosing my touch. (Warning: Hi-jacked by Em)

[Alaskan]

Do you eat those?

The ones bouncing on the deer carcasses???

 

[sourland]

 

[oldrooster]

You can tell him that Sour barfed.

Jumping maggots

(and I am far from squeamish) , but can you imagine walking up to a decaying deer carcass covered in 'jumping maggots' ?

That's what I call some of my family whom I do not claim "jumping maggots"

 

[Bunnylady]

I've had this tune running through my head all day, so this seemed an appropriate place to post it:

It's funny; though I've heard that it's been voted by the fans as their #1 favorite Eagles tune, for a long time after I first heard it, I found the images it conjured up deeply disturbing. Apparently I wasn't the only one; I've heard that there were some pretty strange things written about it over the years (demon worship, etc). Co-writer Don Henley is quoted as saying it isn't about anything like that at all, it's really just about the journey from innocence to experience. That line "you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave" isn't about getting trapped in some terrifying, surreal "Twilight Zone" episode, its about how, once you have learned or experienced something, at some level it will always be a part of you. He went on to muse that sometimes, the American Dream can turn into the American nightmare. . . . .

Do you reckon he's ever met a candiru?

Or Harvey?

 

[Wisher1000]

Nope, Nope, NOPE!!!!

Not buying it, not buying it at all. It is deeply disturbing, some pretty strange things about it, (demon worship, etc) about getting trapped in some terrifying, surreal "Twilight Zone" episode, with a killer guitar solo at the end. I love it! Official song of this equally disturbing kingdom we live in.

 

[sourland]

I don't find anything here to be disturbing.

Perhaps that has to do with my inordinate degree of normalcy.

 

[Bunnylady]

Ow

ow

ow

ow

ow

ow

ow

ow

ow

 

[sourland]

Ow, ow, ow ? I don't understand this. It was the Princess's reply to something I said yesterday. Is it an illness ? Can I help ?

 

[Bunnylady]

*sigh* Pinocchio, you really ought to stand back a bit farther when you say things like that, you know.



. . . . and you wonder how the Princess knows you aren't telling the truth.

 

[Alaskan]

Sheesh


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