"What larks Peers ... spooky stuff, this getting an answer to posted Comment quicker than you can decide to Delete ... explains how some conversation threads come to read somewhat akin to 'Gorgonzola' that taste of cheese and air ... even may give rise to a new sub-disciplinary avenue for arcane literary commentators to chew on: 'Blurbology' ... perhaps even an appearance of new local penalty notices: 'No Soliciting Blurbs in Our Town. By Order.'"
My name isn't Pip and I'm not listening to Joe Gargery opining in The Snug of the Blacksmith's Arms but Stacya's right in signposting us to seeking the funny side of this thread and seeing more thanks to letting our Imaginations (odd we should all have ridden into town on horses bearing the same name?) go their own ways ...
Kurt's comment is funny(Jeopardy)...we'll never know if Mary's comment was funny or not! She seems to be fun/funny in general. But this still remains one of Story Club's greatest mysteries.
Mary's comment was, without doubt, honestly, of import.
Mary, 'g', that tantalisingly is, and consistently has been, since George first invited to crack the tender eggshells of our passing curious thoughts, an ever-giving enigma.
To me, at least; to others, I venture to think, also?
That's funny.
Ha!
"What larks Peers ... spooky stuff, this getting an answer to posted Comment quicker than you can decide to Delete ... explains how some conversation threads come to read somewhat akin to 'Gorgonzola' that taste of cheese and air ... even may give rise to a new sub-disciplinary avenue for arcane literary commentators to chew on: 'Blurbology' ... perhaps even an appearance of new local penalty notices: 'No Soliciting Blurbs in Our Town. By Order.'"
My name isn't Pip and I'm not listening to Joe Gargery opining in The Snug of the Blacksmith's Arms but Stacya's right in signposting us to seeking the funny side of this thread and seeing more thanks to letting our Imaginations (odd we should all have ridden into town on horses bearing the same name?) go their own ways ...
Kurt's comment is funny(Jeopardy)...we'll never know if Mary's comment was funny or not! She seems to be fun/funny in general. But this still remains one of Story Club's greatest mysteries.
Mary's comment was, without doubt, honestly, of import.
Mary, 'g', that tantalisingly is, and consistently has been, since George first invited to crack the tender eggshells of our passing curious thoughts, an ever-giving enigma.
To me, at least; to others, I venture to think, also?