Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for September 05, 2011

Prithee, why thinkest thou I would ever want to rest my posterior on thy corrective shoes?! You, you…big Picasso-head!

Banned in Boston and that other city with a baseball team.

Deadly sacrum.

Rubber: There is something about films from that era that I find powerfully nostalgic. There is much about the world in the 50’s that I miss.

Sensible shoes for sensible women,Her corrective shoes are Enna Jetticks: http://gogd.tjs-labs.com/show-picture?id=1098825608&size=FULL(and yes there is terrible pun in the name.)

ouch

Toxic Coccyx would be a great name for either a rugby team or a heavy metal band.

Honey would you like to join me in the bedroom to try out a few brain teasers?

Say “please”

Went down one of thos e carnival slides on a burlap bag, once. My coccyx felt toxic for about a month afterwards.

SET ON IT.

Eggs and rubber reminded me of this clip from The Absent-Minded Professor. “Dad” is played by Wally Boag, go ndéanai Día trocaire air!

Have someone spank it for you.

I appreciate your backgrounds in FA also, Teresa. There is much to see in them.

@LocoOwlYes, there’s been something of an attitude shift hasn’t there? I think that, on some level, we’re still expecting companies to feel some noblesse oblige and take care of our healthcare and pensions, to stand up for us like powerful benefactors. Of course it can’t actually work that way… management’s moral obligation is to the stockholders, not to employees or customers. Maybe we were more naive back in the 50’s or maybe we just didn’t have neo-liberals telling us that we had no right to force businesses to behave morally… In any event, there was not that feeling that we had been betrayed by corporate America.

pity my first husband when one night, I rolled over in my sleep and dislocated his coccyx with my knee… ouch

@LocoOwl: Where’s the “like” button for these posts?

Judy Maxwell: I hope it’s not your coccyx!

What about your platform shoes?