Yeah, i'm sure it is!
COLD DARK ROOM
- Thread starter Tidgy's Dad
- Start date
I have two boys; 5 and 6, we're no good a naming things in our house.
Hence wifey.
Hence wifey.
Hm--m-m, let's see . . . a zebra and a leopard in a cage, a group of preserved animals in glass jars (in a cage), a rabbit and a lettuce leaf (and maybe a Tidgy hiding behind the leaf), and in a cage, two birds in a cage and last but not least, a pink ant eater/elephant thingey. Ok, my guess is a strange zoo/museum.
I like how Mr. Adam and Mrs. Wifey are clothed to match the clothing in the original pictures (in the book). Your attention to detail, and great over-acting are very interesting, funny, entertaining. Keep up the good work!!!!!
Tidgy (Points???)
Tidgy (Points???)
That is a Clanger.
The Clangers was a stop-motion animation shown on 1970s children's tv. They lived with the Soup Dragon, Froglets and the Iron Chicken on an unidentified bare-rock planet.
I loved to watch it
Good morning all. We had a little thunder in the early hours and the mosquitoes are out in force this morning. The sun is fighting back, so hopefully they'll diminish quickly
Points for the zebra and the snow leopard ( a CDR member herself), point for the lettuce, point for the two birds, point for the rabbit.
Nope she's not in that picture.
And you must shout "WALDO!"
Minus one.
Thank you for the compliments.
It gets much sillier and veers off course a bit today.
Good morning, Linda!That is a Clanger.
The Clangers was a stop-motion animation shown on 1970s children's tv. They lived with the Soup Dragon, Froglets and the Iron Chicken on an unidentified bare-rock planet.
I loved to watch it
Yes, it's Mother Clanger (who doesn't wear knickers
) Point.But what's she pretending to be ?
It took him two days to visit each pet-shop and choose his tortoises. He wanted a great many, at least one hundred, perhaps more. And he needed to choose them very carefully.
To you and me there is a great deal of difference between on tortoise and another, but to the layman they all look pretty much the same. To them, they differ only in their size and in the colour of their shells. Alfie had a pale shell with dark patches, so Mr Adam wanted to choose only the lighter shelled tortoises with darker blotches for his great collection.
Size, of course, was everything. Mr Adam chose all sorts of different sizes, some weighing only slightly more than Alfie's 'thirteen ounces' according to Mrs wifey's bonkers scales., others weighing a great deal more, but he didn't want any that weighed less.
View attachment 216188
Points for anyone who can tell me what the objects are in the cages and jars and further points for telling me what they represent within the context of this story.
Page 22
WALDO !
These animals on the pics are also to be sold in the different pet shops.
That's ridiculous! What altitude is your property?Good morning CDR.
Hope you roommates all slept well.
I have to report:
Tonight I`ve got a new minus record in temps : 41,9 F
It is unbelieveable ....
The rabbit in a dress pretending to be a rabbit.
This was a gift from wifey to her mother one Christmas as her mother wore the same type of dress.
And lettuce disguised as lettuce.
240 meter altitude above sea level, I think.
No, Tidgy is not in this picture.
Minus one!
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Good morning CDR.
Hope you roommates all slept well.
I have to report:
Tonight I`ve got a new minus record in temps : 41,9 F
It is unbelieveable ....
Madness!
But it was only 39.2 in Karachi, Pakistan, yesterday.
Still scorchio, here.
So it's just :censored: awful weather for August
I didn`t speak of Tidgy. I`ve spoken of other animals that Mr. Adam saw on his way trough all the pet shops he visited.
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Madness!
But it was only 39.2 in Karachi, Pakistan, yesterday.
Still scorchio, here.
Madness, that`s the right word.
So it's just :censored: awful weather for August
"censored" ... LOL !
Terrible awful weather .....
yes !Similar threads
New Posts
-
Setting up for a Russian Tortoise - Constructive comments welcome
- Latest: David Steere
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-