Interesting Swiss VW ad on the blog. It’s worth noting that the convertible Beetle seen in the ad is very different from the convertible Beetles most Americans are familiar with.
It’s a Type 14A, also known as a Hebmüller Cabriolet. They had much more aesthetically pleasing lines than the later ragtop Bugs, and were only built through 1953.
Great photo of a train in snow! I just took the train from Sacramento to Truckee after a big snowfall – it was gorgeous.
I thought “forest” come from the Latin forestem silvam (outside woods) and “forest” is just another word for “woods”. Of course, my authority solely rests on the fact that my name derives from the Celtic word for “woods”.
Rodent droppings? This must refer to the controversial plan by the Allies in WW II to drop infected rats on tiny parachutes behind the German lines to weaken and demoralize the German army.Of course in the end they scrapped the plan when they found it was more effective to send Patton instead (who, by the way, was already building a reputation for his spontaneous haikus at press conferences).
margueritem almost 12 years ago
No, it’s doo-doo.
Superfrog almost 12 years ago
Aw rats.
FLIGHT SUIT almost 12 years ago
“Lovemaking kit” is not what they’re calling it in the police report.
FLIGHT SUIT almost 12 years ago
Interesting Swiss VW ad on the blog. It’s worth noting that the convertible Beetle seen in the ad is very different from the convertible Beetles most Americans are familiar with.
It’s a Type 14A, also known as a Hebmüller Cabriolet. They had much more aesthetically pleasing lines than the later ragtop Bugs, and were only built through 1953.
FLIGHT SUIT almost 12 years ago
Also on the blog: Syndactyly. I know a girl who has that. Two of her toes on each foot appear to be fused. They don’t look webbed, though.
Randy B Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Oh, no! Have you checked your caboodle?
el8 almost 12 years ago
So, that’s not Spanish Fly then?
PICTO almost 12 years ago
A rat by any other name still leaves rodent droppings.
kilioopu almost 12 years ago
Great photo of a train in snow! I just took the train from Sacramento to Truckee after a big snowfall – it was gorgeous.
I thought “forest” come from the Latin forestem silvam (outside woods) and “forest” is just another word for “woods”. Of course, my authority solely rests on the fact that my name derives from the Celtic word for “woods”.
j2p2 almost 12 years ago
You’re right—not HaikuA mere fifteen syllablesHaiku Ewe would weep
plight almost 12 years ago
no rodent droppingsbesmirch my lovemaking kitbut your DNA…
coltish1 almost 12 years ago
So. The twisted pathto a heart opens oft withnonsense and wonder.
coltish1 almost 12 years ago
Anyone interested in a memorable and enlightening treatment of people with severe birth defects should read Katherine Dunn’s 1989 novel “Geek Love.”
Treerabbit almost 12 years ago
Rodent droppings? This must refer to the controversial plan by the Allies in WW II to drop infected rats on tiny parachutes behind the German lines to weaken and demoralize the German army.Of course in the end they scrapped the plan when they found it was more effective to send Patton instead (who, by the way, was already building a reputation for his spontaneous haikus at press conferences).
hablano almost 12 years ago
Any form of verse that mentions rodent droppings is lowku.
Larry Miller Premium Member almost 12 years ago
You’d think more of those EYES would be bloodshot.
Larry Miller Premium Member almost 12 years ago
I assume this is the American kit and not British slang.
cleokaya almost 12 years ago
We don’t need no stinkin’ kit.
MaxNuclear almost 12 years ago
Worse than STDs.
octagon almost 12 years ago
I love your blog.
pcolli almost 12 years ago
Weren’t those older squid tasty?
trekkermint almost 12 years ago
I have two sets of syndactled (?) toes on each foot and a big toe. So, it looks like I have three toes.
x_Tech almost 12 years ago
Another Wikipedia hoax exposed!
At least we can trust Frog Blog.
Jkiss almost 12 years ago
Sounds like someone’s pussy cat isn’t doing its job.
margueritem almost 12 years ago
I think that the octopuses are squids.
Sisyphos almost 12 years ago
Why must you keep a lovemaking kit?