Where’s an early bird when you need one?
I had to look twice. They both have a severed end, so they were, uh, very attached until recently.
Which one is the better half?
The worm has turned!
This implies a worm would normally see at its own fully attached bum and say, “Hi, honey.”
…or am I projecting? -looks over shoulder, “Hi, honey.”-
Must’ve been quite the split
OK, how’re you going to worm your way out of this one?
Wouldn’t worry too much, odds are bird or bicycle will take care of a meeting
Well, at least they can’t make eye contact.
Thanks Leigh, made my day, very funny, I got a big laugh, the lopped off tail is precious…
And now the worm turns.
Only the end with the hearts grows back.
Digital Frog over 1 year ago
Where’s an early bird when you need one?
Ratkin Premium Member over 1 year ago
I had to look twice. They both have a severed end, so they were, uh, very attached until recently.
momofalex7 over 1 year ago
Which one is the better half?
Lee26 Premium Member over 1 year ago
The worm has turned!
Potamus over 1 year ago
This implies a worm would normally see at its own fully attached bum and say, “Hi, honey.”
…or am I projecting? -looks over shoulder, “Hi, honey.”-
geese28 over 1 year ago
Must’ve been quite the split
watcheratthewell over 1 year ago
OK, how’re you going to worm your way out of this one?
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 1 year ago
Wouldn’t worry too much, odds are bird or bicycle will take care of a meeting
Frank Burns Eats Worms over 1 year ago
Well, at least they can’t make eye contact.
T... over 1 year ago
Thanks Leigh, made my day, very funny, I got a big laugh, the lopped off tail is precious…
Lablubber over 1 year ago
And now the worm turns.
drycurt over 1 year ago
Only the end with the hearts grows back.