Betty by Gary Delainey and Gerry Rasmussen for September 24, 2021

It’s spelt “posh catapult”.

Just take a shot at it. If you’re close enough, Google will fix it.

Look it up on youtube.

If that word wasn’t in the title the video probably was about achieving something else than education.

F-U-N.

Wander over to Cul de Sac and ask Dill’s brothers; they not only know how to spell, but they’ll show you how it’s done.

Nothing to worry about until he asks how to spell nitroglycerin.

be careful he doesn’t start watching Mark Rober on Y’Tube. https://www.youtube.com/c/MarkRober

C-A-T-A-P-U-L-T

My son and I built one for a science fair. For a counter weight, I had a brick of elemental lead (I knew someone that worked at Lawrence -Berkley Labs). It was the size of a house brick, but weighed in at 37 lbs. The trebuchet was about 3 feet tall, but could throw a tennis ball over a hundred feet. :-D

I helped my grandson build a trebuchet for a science project. It was a lot of fun launching basketballs.

I knew a kid who’s grandmother left him some money to by a car. Instead he spent it on a sword.

D-I-V-O-R-C-E.

Time to start French lessons. Then you will even learn it means a stumbler.