Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for July 03, 2017

You know what they say… the smallness of a man’s perspective tends to say something about the smallness of his glue gun.

Why are those prepositions corralled in white? (I am overwhelmed with the awareness that these, or any, prepositions are corralled* in white.)

*this may be the first and last time I use this word, so I wanted to make the most of it by using it twice. I have no idea about the correct spelling.

Did you hear the one about Fink Ployd?

As long as he can ride the pygmy pony…

@painedsmile: the first letters spell woo. But taken together, they clearly are part of the covfefe dictionary. withofof … or backwards fofohtiw!

He is boggled by the awareness of his unawareness, the comprehension of his incomprehension.

‘The only difference between life and death is that death lasts much longer.’ Dr. A.B Krankheit

Having been formerly self-assured of the importance of his parenthetical existence.

Ah yes, I graduated from college one time too.

Leonardo DiCaprio wondering what was he thinking when he voted for Trump.

My favorite part was the giant curly brackets on either side of the head shot.

Depends on how he looks at it. :-)

FREE DOGSNIFF!!!

It’s because his eyes are close together.

Stay Focused!

It’s not the size of your perspective that matters, it’s how you use it.

I’ve been gone for a while, can someone tell me about dogsniff? Is there a ban in place? Dang. His comments are funnier than the comics. No offense, comics.

You’re all set when you’re a set of one. At least, that’s one way to look at it.

From; solving-math-problems.com:

Curly brackets are most commonly used as grouping symbols in a mathematical expression, and grouping symbols used to identify a set of elements.

When used in a mathematical expression, left “{” curly brackets, and right “}” curly brackets are used together. They can be interchanged with parenthesis or square brackets.

However, if there are three levels of grouping in a nested expression, generally parentheses are used in the inner most groupings.

Square brackets are used in the next higher level grouping, and braces are used in the most outer groupings (see " Nested expressions " for an example).

At least his head is attached.

He’s really Fahrvergnügen out there.

“…. and that’s how July 3rd became known forever thereafter as Curly Bracket Awareness Day.”

Big thoughts in small minds tend to create overcrowding, which can lead to thought-leakage. Leaky-minded twits should restrict themselves to worrying about sports-scores and the price of beer, and leave the Big Worrisome Ideas to the Lame-brains of Froglandia, who are better prepared for constant bemuddlement….

It should go without saying…

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