Free Association thread 6

SamScribble said:

Daisy, Daisy give me your answer do
I'm half crazy, all for the love of you
It won't be a stylish marriage
I can't afford a carriage
But you'll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two

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SamScribble said:

And how about pushing up Daisy's? You would need Daisy's consent, of course.

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Handley_Page said:

Do you mean THIS ?

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SamScribble said:

Thank you, HP. It was what I meant. The scary thing is: I remembered the lyrics word perfect.

Now ... if I could just remember where I left my socks.

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SamScribble said:

Thank you, HP. It was what I meant. The scary thing is: I remembered the lyrics word perfect.

Now ... if I could just remember where I left my socks.

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Handley_Page said:

I know that feeling only too well. . . .

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Tio_Narratore said:

feeling the pressure
feeling the heat
feeling good
feeling up (or is that feeling-up?)

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JKendallDane said:

That calls for a little Simon & Garfunkel

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Tio_Narratore said:

Le Trente-Huit Cunegonde: Returned for Re-Grooving

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Handley_Page said:

Initial reaction? Not my scene

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SamScribble said:

Scene 3: Enter HP accompanied by a dragon

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Handley_Page said:

A very puzzled Dragon with "smoke ON" signs

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SamScribble said:

Fire in the Hole. Didn't that work out well for Elmore Leonard?

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Handley_Page said:

I've not read his work, so I cannot comment.
But; have you ever tried to obtain an antacid compound for a dragon ?
It ain't easy.

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Tio_Narratore said:

Those fiery eructations can be hellish! Have you tried a few boxes of bicarbonate dissolved in lime water? It's a basic treatment.

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Handley_Page said:

That's what the Veterinary Wizard tried [he'll be out of hospital in a few weeks].
I've had to put the Dentist on hold for a while

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SamScribble said:

Hold that dentist? I thought it was 'hold that tiger'. (Please feel free to add your own musical accompaniment.)

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JKendallDane said:

I had to get rid of my dragon. Every spring his hay fever would get so bad that he kept setting everything around the house on fire during sneezing fits.

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JKendallDane said:

I had to get rid of my dragon. Every spring his hay fever would get so bad that he kept setting everything around the house on fire during sneezing fits.

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Handley_Page said:

Ah; would that be a swamp dragon, by any chance ?

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SamScribble said:

I think you may be getting confused with the soup dragon, HP.

https://www.google.com/search?q=sou....69i57j0l5.20197j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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JKendallDane said:

If we are going to keep "dragon" this on and on, then we can't leave out this one!

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Handley_Page said:

You may wonder where/why I have this Dragon thing (see here)
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Personally, I have this 'theory' that the Dragons, first featured by the Chinese, I believe, who based their Dragons on the skeletons of Dinosaur-types still found in Mongolia and similar.

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Tio_Narratore said:

Such is definitely the case in North America, where the dinosaur deposits in the Badlands gave rise to many Native American tales of giant lizards and other beasts. A number of now-extinct species were contemporaneous with the Paleoindians, and are the bases of many mu=yths and legends, such as that of the Thunderbird.

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Handley_Page said:

I didn't know a "Thunderbird" was real.
Rather Vulture-like, ain't it ?

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Tio_Narratore said:

It's a condor. Same family as the vultures. It was the largest of the condors, with a wingspan of up to 25 feet.

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