“How about you keep a lion from tearing YOU into a jigsaw puzzle?” “That sounds hard…”
Uh oh, she’s beginning to look irritable. You wouldn’t like her when she’s irritable.
At least his negotiating skills are still indomitable.
That’s a lion he cannot refuse!
I’ve seen jigsaw puzzles that have taken days to complete.
Or a security blankie with a picture of lion on it that he can hide under. A large bottle of booze might be more effective at restoring confidence.
A Cowardly Lion?
Put it upside down so he’ll have to figure out which side has the picture on it.
Remember when Frank and Ernest (in their comic strip) were making jigsaw puzzles wrong by cutting the pieces first and then painting them?
That’s my speed, too. I hate puzzles.
Give him a Care Bears© coloring book and leave him be.
So… he gets a picture of Bert Lahr… ☺
Maybe the it should be a tiger – painted on a punching bag – with cross hairs on the eye – and “eye of the tiger on repeat” until he gets his confidence back.
My 2-year-old nephew can do 40-piece puzzles.
Trump’s cognizance test.
You’ll still have to show him an actual lion.
mddshubby2005 over 4 years ago
“How about you keep a lion from tearing YOU into a jigsaw puzzle?” “That sounds hard…”
FreihEitner Premium Member over 4 years ago
Uh oh, she’s beginning to look irritable. You wouldn’t like her when she’s irritable.
Bilan over 4 years ago
At least his negotiating skills are still indomitable.
Sanspareil over 4 years ago
That’s a lion he cannot refuse!
therese_callahan2002 over 4 years ago
I’ve seen jigsaw puzzles that have taken days to complete.
Lawrence.S over 4 years ago
Or a security blankie with a picture of lion on it that he can hide under. A large bottle of booze might be more effective at restoring confidence.
SkipTorsion over 4 years ago
A Cowardly Lion?
lunapeachie over 4 years ago
Put it upside down so he’ll have to figure out which side has the picture on it.
dmagoon202ii over 4 years ago
Remember when Frank and Ernest (in their comic strip) were making jigsaw puzzles wrong by cutting the pieces first and then painting them?
preacherman Premium Member over 4 years ago
That’s my speed, too. I hate puzzles.
Michael G. over 4 years ago
Give him a Care Bears© coloring book and leave him be.
ChessPirate over 4 years ago
So… he gets a picture of Bert Lahr… ☺
Thinkingblade over 4 years ago
Maybe the it should be a tiger – painted on a punching bag – with cross hairs on the eye – and “eye of the tiger on repeat” until he gets his confidence back.
Stephen Gilberg over 4 years ago
My 2-year-old nephew can do 40-piece puzzles.
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member over 4 years ago
Trump’s cognizance test.
mistercatworks over 4 years ago
You’ll still have to show him an actual lion.