Don’t stop me if you’ve heard this. You can’t anyway.
There once was a hawk who just couldn’t get enough lovin’ {ahem}. As he flew along, scouting for his kind of prey, he saw a lark, so he swooped down into a cloud of feathers, chirping and turbulence, and as he flew away, she said, “I’m a lark, and I’ve been sparked!”
The hawk flew on, but his urges returned. Just then he saw a dove. Swoop, feathers, cooing, turbulence…and as he flew away, the dove said, “I’m a dove, and I’ve been loved!”
These things always happen in threes, of course. Finally, the hawk spotted his third tryst du jour: a duck. Once again he swooped down, activating a large cloud of feathers, quacking, and turbulence. And as he flew away, the duck was heard to mutter…………….
That train couldn’t begin to cover Mt. Everest. The measurement only takes into account the purported height above sea level, NOT the area. John G. wouldn’t have made this error…although I bet Jason will have had a train once that was 26,560 feet.
According to an internet site, it’s a forty mile hike just to get from Lukia (the starting point) to Everest Base Camp. Much more than the 5 mile train of the gown.
Another brilliant French record. That wedding dress train must have a lot of dirty tire marks on it, you have to cross a few streets to stretch out over five miles.
I’m guessing that this statue is a “lost wax” casting, and not actually wax? That’s where you sculpt in wax, bury it in plaster, then pour molten bronze into the plaster, boiling off the wax, then chip away the plaster to reveal the bronze masterpiece inside.
Thank you, to whoever it was that changed the colors back on this strip! I was about ready to give it up, given the painful reading caused by the recent color change!
eromlig about 3 years ago
Don’t stop me if you’ve heard this. You can’t anyway.
There once was a hawk who just couldn’t get enough lovin’ {ahem}. As he flew along, scouting for his kind of prey, he saw a lark, so he swooped down into a cloud of feathers, chirping and turbulence, and as he flew away, she said, “I’m a lark, and I’ve been sparked!”
The hawk flew on, but his urges returned. Just then he saw a dove. Swoop, feathers, cooing, turbulence…and as he flew away, the dove said, “I’m a dove, and I’ve been loved!”
These things always happen in threes, of course. Finally, the hawk spotted his third tryst du jour: a duck. Once again he swooped down, activating a large cloud of feathers, quacking, and turbulence. And as he flew away, the duck was heard to mutter…………….
“I’m a drake. There’s been a mistake!”
eromlig about 3 years ago
That train couldn’t begin to cover Mt. Everest. The measurement only takes into account the purported height above sea level, NOT the area. John G. wouldn’t have made this error…although I bet Jason will have had a train once that was 26,560 feet.
pearlsbs about 3 years ago
26,559 feet is a little over 5 miles long.
I think RBION meant it was nearly long enough to reach the top of Mt. Everest, not cover it.
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
How many people would it take to carry the bride’s 8,095.18-meter train?
Bilan about 3 years ago
According to an internet site, it’s a forty mile hike just to get from Lukia (the starting point) to Everest Base Camp. Much more than the 5 mile train of the gown.
therese_callahan2002 about 3 years ago
Will the bride consider the cost of the dry cleaning bill?
I'm Sad about 3 years ago
I like how the wedding dress train goes around the entire comic panel!!
theincrediblebulk about 3 years ago
The bride who wore that train must have been paranoid about people following too close behind her.
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 3 years ago
Yes, she did pull quite a train. Thumb prints all over, and several class rings scattered about.
Take care, may ignored reception guest Todd “Heading To The Dark Side” Peepord be with you, and gesundheit.
TomGn about 3 years ago
Why?
Gameguy49 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Another brilliant French record. That wedding dress train must have a lot of dirty tire marks on it, you have to cross a few streets to stretch out over five miles.
FassEddie about 3 years ago
Interpol can now start to close some of those really cold cases now. They can at least rule out the maestro.
comixbomix about 3 years ago
I think it’s unseemly for a new bride to pull a train that long…
JoshHere about 3 years ago
This Michelangelo guy is a terrible artist. This sculpture is ugly. That explains why nobody heard of him.
paranormal about 3 years ago
That wedding dress train was almost five miles; I doubt if it wasn’t dragged at all!!!
Caldonia about 3 years ago
That sculpture ain’t no David. Maybe it’s unfinished.
tremaine53 about 3 years ago
Wedding Train Ego. Ye gods!
diegot about 3 years ago
I was curious…https://guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-wedding-dress-train-
BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Hope he got a finder’s reward.
ncdrifter about 3 years ago
I’d sure hate to be the kid bringing up the end of the train!
Tossle Premium Member about 3 years ago
Why did the dress maker stop at 26559 feet? I assume they ran out of material maybe?
PuppyPapa about 3 years ago
I’m guessing that this statue is a “lost wax” casting, and not actually wax? That’s where you sculpt in wax, bury it in plaster, then pour molten bronze into the plaster, boiling off the wax, then chip away the plaster to reveal the bronze masterpiece inside.
tinstar almost 3 years ago
Thank you, to whoever it was that changed the colors back on this strip! I was about ready to give it up, given the painful reading caused by the recent color change!
Running Buffalo Premium Member almost 3 years ago
OK, I made the thong you wanted for your wedding. What do you want me to do with the rest of the material?
I don’t know; can you add it to the dress as a train?
oakie817 almost 3 years ago
longest wedding train….question is why?
wsedrel Premium Member almost 3 years ago
If anyone ever finds my class ring (Rock Island High ’60) toss it in the river for me.
pbr50138 almost 3 years ago
That’s a HUGE waste of material.