B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for April 05, 2012

I agree with the turtle.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL…

The third line of that ditty is: I won’t suffer, I won’t cry.

Reminds me of that Phil Collins song “coming in the air tonight” or Thunderclap Newman’s “something in the air”.

I believe that’s the first time I’ve ever seen it expressed as “hork”. Lol.

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I was wondering how you’d spell that!

Turtles and turbulence don’t mesh well.

Ooops!

If God meant for turtles to fly He would’ve given them wings.

If he was a tortious tortoise he could sue the ariline for pain and suffering.

It’s a bird, Its a plane, NO Its super turtle.

As many times as I’ve heard and used that word,this is the first time I’ve actually seen it spelled out. I’ve never even written it myself. Amazing!

So THAT’s the sound of a turtle Ralphing!

I think according to Stephen King the world rests on the back of the turtle. At least it did in the book IT

I love turtles but I’d never get one to fly. They belong at the pond.

That still leaves the coconut-carrying swallows to try and figure out… African or European? I suspect Monty Python had the Impossible Flight idea first, though…

Too bad turtles do.

LOL. Ewwww.

grass, weeds…..

Didn’t the turtle have an air sick bag with him?

It’s not TURBUlence, but TURTLE-ence!

My brother had a turtle. If you wonder what turtle hork is like, we fed it minnows, flies, beetles and sometimes thinly sliced honey ham. Also, I’d rather people not use “Ralph” to mean vomit…..

Man thats just FUNNY!