Sourland in trouble

[sourland]

Sarge, don't think the Princess would allow me to 'BOOM' the boy.

 

[Bunnylady]

Ummm, sour? I think Sarge meant to "boom" the bobble head. I suspect that more than just the Princess would have trouble with the other situation.

 

[chickletteSarge]

Whitch ever is easier....
Or less "messy"

 

[sourland]

Ummm, sour? I think Sarge meant to "boom" the bobble head. I suspect that more than just the Princess would have trouble with the other situation.

Yeah, it could be bad. She doesn't like Beavis either - he even yells at the dog if she bumps the desk. Maybe his battery will run out, and I won't have to hurt him?

 

[sourland]

Nope, no 'BOOM". Talked to the Princess and she said no. She's been very nervous about 'BOOM' ever since I shot the hole in the kitchen ceiling.

 

[Bunnylady]

I'm a bit jittery about "BOOM" myself. Always have been, but it got worse after a "boom" occurred simultaneously with the sound of something small ripping through foliage a few feet to my left . . .

 

[Spookwriter]

Booms are okay. Unexpected booms, not so good.

Best method to rid oneself of an offending Chucky doll?

Funeral Pyre...complete with ritual Priest.

Bad Doll...

 

[sourland]

Yeah, our BOOM occurred because GHO had been decimating my semi wild flock of bantams. The night before the 'incident' I heard chickens being attacked so shotgun and I hustled out the back door. 3 GHO were in the mimosa tree by the back porch and the gun was not loaded - they flew away. Night of the 'incident' they returned. I entered the kitchen, loaded the gun(single shot 20 gauge hammer gun), palmed the hammer to 'set it', and BOOM. The Princess said her first thought was, "Well, he didn't seem depressed when he went to bed". A shotgun fired inside a house makes a lot of noise - trust me on that.

 

[thaiturkey]

Ah, now I understand! 'Boom' is used to indicate something quite different here.

 

[sourland]

TT, umm, is your 'BOOM' a good thing?