Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for November 15, 2011

Well I can’t say I didn’t have it coming.

Loved that trailer for “The Thing With Two Heads.” I’ve got another trailer for it in my collection, but this one was better.

Me, I can’t stand doo doo heads.

Oh, yeah? well, we double curse you back! So there!

[signed] Fantasist, Liar, Distorter without Borders, and Doo-Doo Head.

And I had hoped that I had this Doo Doo Head thing control.Soooo Cloooooose…

Before her curse takes hold, I must tell

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And may you live closer to the border than I do…

I have always aspired to Doodoo Headery.

On the Blog the picture titled Alone comes from “Oh, the places you’ll go” by Dr Seuss

We’ve all read our share of Shakespearean curses, but today’s malediction by Teresa is positively Whitmanesque!

Sure! Go ahead to Plan B! I told you that the double wall wouldn’t keep them at bay!

I’m safe, I’m a distorter with borders.

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Is she a Nazi or Facist?

Hexing the Republican candidates – not that they really need it. They’re self-destructing on their own.

Dearn, she got me on that last one.

I’m doomed.

I’m rubber, you’re glue.

I’m cool with that, as long as it doesn’t involve having to listen to that Jim and Tammy album more than once.( the first time would be hilarious! )

Re: the blog and Teodor Axentowicz…. I imagine these to be portraits of our beloved Ms. T.

The “Bad Day” picture shows how a medium produces ectoplasm at a seance. Spirits are claimed to pull it from the medium’s body and drape it over themselves so they can be seen by non-mediums. Ectoplasm just happens to look and feel like gauze, so if somebody turns on the lights the medium has an explanation for the hoax.

It’s the curse, I tell you.

Once again the Mongolian Throat Singing knocks me out of my codpiece. Thanks for the link to this astonishing example. Such powerful overtones…

@Dogsniff

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