I was not told by Mr. Milne that Pooh Bear was but one of quadruplets! And I am but a bear of little brain. Hunny is good for just a little something. Wicked, clever Anansi!
Dorothy Parker, writing her book and theatre reviews as “Constant Reader”, had this to say about “The House at Pooh Corner”: "It is that word ‘hunny’, my darlings, that marks the first place in “The House at Pooh Corner” at which Tonstant Weader Fwowed up."
The sad part is, he’ll have to get Christopher Robin to thump him down the ladder. He’s never mastered stairs, and rungs and treads are too similar for the bear of little brain
The Life I Draw Upon almost 10 years ago
Oh, bother.
Sisyphos almost 10 years ago
I was not told by Mr. Milne that Pooh Bear was but one of quadruplets! And I am but a bear of little brain. Hunny is good for just a little something. Wicked, clever Anansi!
Melki Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Everything tastes better when measured in smackerel.
Cmlbx almost 10 years ago
Cry “Bother” and let loose the Poohs of heck!
NWdryad almost 10 years ago
Anansi the trickster — I can’t believe those bees trusted him.
SkyFisher almost 10 years ago
Oh, Pooh!
emjaycee almost 10 years ago
Dorothy Parker, writing her book and theatre reviews as “Constant Reader”, had this to say about “The House at Pooh Corner”: "It is that word ‘hunny’, my darlings, that marks the first place in “The House at Pooh Corner” at which Tonstant Weader Fwowed up."
kattbailey almost 10 years ago
The sad part is, he’ll have to get Christopher Robin to thump him down the ladder. He’s never mastered stairs, and rungs and treads are too similar for the bear of little brain