One of my great grandmothers was named Missouri. Turns out that, while not terribly common, it isn't completely unheard of and I have seen it as a woman's name for that era a couple of times for women unrelated to me.
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The last post is the WINNER!
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With a German ancestry, you'd think I would know that. But no. Two-handed broadswords never came up in the old stories.
I was just watching a show with one on it and was desperate to weave that word in a sentence when along hopped my little wabbit mate to lend a helping hand.
Is kangaroo jousting a thing? That would be interesting it if was. Australian knights taking to the field of honor astride their trusty kangaroos. Cooler of beer in the pouch.
I'm honored to be of assistance with your entry-level humor.
I applaud your spherical Earth win in a manner befitting such wins that so often go unheralded and without notice. Except when carried off like a picnic basket by a bear.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Thanks Hassenpfeffer
I've noticed that there are a lot of weird animals that frequent this thread. Has anyone else noticed that? I really like the inclusivity of this "Last post is the winner" culture.
I've never jousted one but I got into a kicking match with one that attacked my ex Mrs. The roo scored a knock out in the 2nd round, I don't think I landed a punch or kick
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
yes I have noticed... a lot of strange animals... not normal bears and bunnies, but odd creatures
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
So you ARE a Kangaroo kicking Dingo dancer
I think it says a lot about us and how we are open and encouraging to anyone or any animal to try to get that next to last post in right before our wins.
Not once since I read "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe" have I ever searched for "Turkish Delight" assuming it was an author's "conceit" but I just did.
Darn tootin
who you calling weird? You better smile when you say that!
Was it a grey or a red? Or a wallaby?
There's another one. Animals be poppin' up everywhere on this thread.
I am smiling. But with you all and not at you all.
Except you. You know who I'm talkin' bout.