So this one flew over the cuckoo’s nest, after passing the electric koolaid acid test, and began to howl “Is this the last exit to Brooklyn?!?” . . . . ☻
D Frog, that was the best of lines, that was the worst of lines…Dots of faces on the wall. And a lack of dots silhouette that looks somewhat Hitchcockian above the bird, which considering the well-known works in his oeuvre would be a good place for one.
I was wandering through “Wuthering Heights” when “Heathcliffe” chased me over to “Jane Eayr,” but even she didn’t teach me the Classics, so I asked the Bronte sisters what to do and they told me to speak to “Emma”. She sent me to Alfred Hitchcock who said, “Who’s that knocking at my door?”
Llewellenbruce almost 13 years ago
Nice color today.
GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago
You’ve said a mouthfull of them, though.
celeconecca almost 13 years ago
seems like the early bird caught the bookworm
celeconecca almost 13 years ago
and swore it off forevermore
Plods with ...™ almost 13 years ago
I had a Midsummer Night’s Dream about that once.
Dani Rice almost 13 years ago
Quoth the raven…
cdward almost 13 years ago
…so he went to live on an Animal Farm.
MontanaLady almost 13 years ago
Cute faces in the Wino’s knees.
LingeeWhiz almost 13 years ago
I think Jim, the crow, is off his beam.
Digital Frog almost 13 years ago
If he’d had any sense & sensibility, he would have turned himself in before it was oliver the news. Now his tail is wanted in two cities.
Allan CB Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Nice. Very nice.
GoodQuestion Premium Member almost 13 years ago
So this one flew over the cuckoo’s nest, after passing the electric koolaid acid test, and began to howl “Is this the last exit to Brooklyn?!?” . . . . ☻
Larry Miller Premium Member almost 13 years ago
D Frog, that was the best of lines, that was the worst of lines…Dots of faces on the wall. And a lack of dots silhouette that looks somewhat Hitchcockian above the bird, which considering the well-known works in his oeuvre would be a good place for one.
iced tea almost 13 years ago
And then he flew to N.Y.C. and saw A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
Shikamoo Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I was wandering through “Wuthering Heights” when “Heathcliffe” chased me over to “Jane Eayr,” but even she didn’t teach me the Classics, so I asked the Bronte sisters what to do and they told me to speak to “Emma”. She sent me to Alfred Hitchcock who said, “Who’s that knocking at my door?”
That’s when I turned to spirits.
Shikamoo Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Actually I went to Edgar Allan Poe, who said, “Who’s that knocking at my door?” Hitchcock just said that I was for the “Birds”. You see why I drink!