Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for May 04, 2015

After seeing this, I’ll be careful rounding numbers!

He’s going to have some very tired arms long about August.

Leave the corners square, and you’ll be fine.

You could have an aeroplane flying,If you bring your blue sky back…

if I had a hammer I’d swing it in the morning I’d swing it in the evening all over this land because every problem would look to me like it could be solved by a good bashing(For further info, look up Vash the Stampede)

Isn’t this just another iteration of the scenario wherein Indiana simply pulled out his revolver and dropped the mad giant?

Bobby Fischer, no!

Um, okay, whatever you say. You’re the guy with the hammer.

Somebody needs a Tollhouse cookie….

Consider me well warned, Mr. Thor!!! -PS – I love it when you’re forceful !!!

FREE DOGSNIFF … and HAPPY STAR WARS DAY … May the 4th be with you!!!

To the man with a sledge hammer, every problem looks like a big rock.

I have a problem with any fanatic.

He would swing a light saber in the next exception perception.

The Sun has over 200 sledge hammers constantly circling in the Asteroid Belt, not to mention several gas giants. Jupiter is the hammer most likely to take out any wandering debris. The next known asteroid to nearly obliterate the Earth will be Apophis, which will pass close enough to frighten Doomsday Alarmists on April 13th 2029, though people with slide rules and pocket protectors have already figured that it won’t, and is unlikely to hit us in 2036, either.

It is unusually quiet deep inside the Sun.Most of the action is on the surface.It is a quite soothing place to relax.

I’m surprised he can still swing that hammer after taking off half his face.