Dear FCW, Thank you for your fun and very inventive poem regarding slugs and rest stops on the road, I was very pleased to read it, which I have done over and over again! My slug friends and I have recently returned from our travels, it is nice to be back, "under the leaf," as it were. I have been pondering this question of the secular equivalent of "Amen," and I have concluded that my interpretation shall be from a very early time in the history of man, when the dinosaurs roamed the earth.
"A Terradactyl was chewing on some leafy greens when he suddenly heard a noise in the trees. There was a pair of apes swinging from a vine above. The creature took a moment to chew once more and clear his throat before he uttered the words, "Ahhhhh, Men."
With that, I wish you a pleasant and profitable day ahead.
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I haven't the least idea
maybe it doesn't exist?
your word verification is :
lingnism
which sounds most unsuitable and DH Lawrence-ish
Dear FCW,
Thank you for your fun and very inventive poem regarding slugs and rest stops on the road, I was very pleased to read it, which I have done over and over again! My slug friends and I have recently returned from our travels, it is nice to be back, "under the leaf," as it were.
I have been pondering this question of the secular equivalent of "Amen," and I have concluded that my interpretation shall be from a very early time in the history of man, when the dinosaurs roamed the earth.
"A Terradactyl was chewing on some leafy greens when he suddenly heard a noise in the trees. There was a pair of apes swinging from a vine above. The creature took a moment to chew once more and clear his throat before he uttered the words, "Ahhhhh, Men."
With that, I wish you a pleasant and profitable day ahead.
your word verification is:
cotsan
which sounds quite suitable indeed.
Warm and slimy regards,
Mrs. Slug
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