Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for July 04, 2012

Yes, spread your wings, err, noggen-fringe and soar.Don’t let the turkey’s keep you down.

No need to pack bags if you are really checking out of society…. But if you mean that you are just trying to run away from society’s ills, run fast and don’t stop, ever!

I would love to have Matt’s things to do before I die list in me.

I hope she knows where her nose is.

Guaranteed to find her way to my place, a female monster with baggage.

And her nose out of joint.

Oh! Side hair! I feel like such a bozo.

If only there was a way to escape policies of spite. -Even hermits suffer from it … or so I’m told.

I thought I told you to stop shouting in another strip?

But wait! What if we just change them to spiteful policies?

Beam me up, Scotty. There’s no intelligent life left, down here.

Dogsniff, you rascal…you nailed that one. Wait! I meant, you aptly described an initiatrix and a plenitude of potential…dramatic, you are. To the bone…

Re Blog: TEEN-AGE PENCILSThey come in a variety of flavors, all suitable for smoking or chewing.

Well, your bags are packed and you have no place to go.

MARA CORDAYThat picture was a gyp. I went right into my Magic Eye stare but it wasn’t 3-d.

amen, sister

Ooh la la on the blog,

Proper Pronunciation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHlhOgQ36m8

Where the hell is Bill:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0LEf0koF0Y

May I prescribe a fifth for the fourth? -Yes. Well, there you are. And many happy returns to ya.

Off the grid for you, little monochrome Missy!

And the French invariably spell it “Oh, la, la,” meaning, “Oh, look at that!” or “What a remarkable thing” (as in sentiment or action or the like), often with an arch or exaggerated emphasis intended to mock or satirize.

Heterochromia iridum can be associated with Waardenburg syndrome and deafness.

Rodents infected with T. Gondii show reduced fear and are actually attracted to the smell of cats. I’ve wondered whether the cats that play with the mice before killing them might also be slaves to the parasite since the uninfected ones are more likely to escape… and then there’s the question of whether the high rates of infection (in some parts of the world, over 75%) among humans are the result or the cause of keeping cats as pets… Who is really in charge here, humans, cats, rats or some minor parasite?

…i like nature.

cosmic truth…..