This is like that bit at the end of the Lord of The Rings where you get to see everyone just relaxing and enjoying life after a long and arduous journey to Mordor. When can we expect the Extended Editions @sheralmyst ?
Reminds of when I once ‘stole’ a brand new dinosaur dog toy (off my wife who ordered it with a bulk delivery of pet food) & then spent the next weeks sending her adventure photos.
‘Steggles’ travelled far & wide upon the handlebars of my motorcycle & despite the obvious public embarassment, many photos were taken all over the place.
Upon my return, he was given a reprieve from death-by-doggy & my wife was so amused that she got Steggles a girlfriend, Bronte, and they now live happily together on my workshop desk, safe from doggy jaws and enjoying a life together.
@toddumptious
I tried (multiple times) to load up a pic but it seems to just hang & not upload. Rest assured though, Steggles & Bronte are safe & well & seem quite happy.
This is completely normal if you’re doing it from your phone XD Probably because of the ghost. This place is haunted you know?
Those are some cute ass dinos Totally worth any and all possible public embarrassment. Which is pronounced Public Coolness. Everyone thought you were cool and the ones who didn’t were just covering up their jealousy with anger or indifference. Obviously.
I always got the impression David Cross was channelling Grayson Perry, stylistically at least, in this
My Gek, who I still have yet to name (I dont even have a shortlist done up of possibilities) is currently evading the patrol of a paper craft newspaper cat until I make room for them on a shelf somewhere. Theyve been keeping my records company mostly.
Sounds like a gangster nickname that makes passers-by wonder, what wicked story is behind that name? Are you going to invent a background story?
Something like “He arrived too late because the list of the travel stops he was sent through was very long. People made fun of him because he’s short. So they called him Shorty Longlist which soon became Shortlist…”
When i worked in the print museum, we would have a winter market where we invite local artists to sell their wares. One guy made these polygonal paper craft animals and gifted the cat to the museum.
A few months later there was a bit of a re-layout/decluttering and they asked did anyone want the cat. Ive never spoken up quicker in all my life.