lisa123414
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"Hush child, don't weep."
"But his noggin, Mama... it's scarcely big enough to mark a furrow."
"Is that what saddens you child of my voluptuous oyster. Remember the old proverb, A ploughman's noggin is only as good as his ability to turn the furrow before planting the seed"
"I told him that at breakfast. We were talking about horticulture... the season is right. I thought I might slip it in while he worked the horses"
"And what did he answer my slippery pearl?"
"He said, 'You can lead a whore to culture but you can't make her think.'
"I think you need to change the battery of your babblefish."
My babblefish is splayed across my diatribe. I cannot bear it!