Canadian Buffoon's Disney With a Teen Vacation - 08/13 - The Wrap

And for those of you wondering where I was the past few days...
It's all good.

My DSis flew in late last week.
She's a big hometown football fan.
So she bought two tickets to a game
and I went with her.
That was Wednesday night.
The game was supposed to start at 7:30pm,
but due to a severe thunderstorm,
the game was postponed until 10pm.
Didn't end until almost 1am!

But... wow! Are we glad we stayed!
Our team, while having the most
appearances at Grey Cup (the final)
and being third overall with wins,
has been floundering for the past
several years.

Our starting Quarterback has been playing poorly,
and was yanked in favour of the backup last game.
Half of our receiving corps and most of our defense
is injured.

Turns out (at least after two games) our back up is...
better than our first stringer.

At the end of the half, we were winning 34-0.
Final score was 37-11.

Sad news, my laptop finally crapped out.
It's actually running again, but not until
after a complete system reboot.
So... it's like new... with practically nothing on it.
Luckily, most of my files were already backed up.

Good news... I got a new laptop.
But I'm still setting it up.

So that's where part of the time went.

And then there was last night.
It was my parent's 60th wedding anniversary.

I didn't really want to do anything special
other than maybe a nice meal,
but my sister wanted to celebrate.
Mom wanted something small.
Dad wanted something big.
So we wound up having a nice meal
with 16 total guests (everyone incl.)

It was a nice evening.

So that's pretty much where I was
the last little bit.
Sooooo.... Real life. No big deal. ;)
 
Wait... What?
There's a HARLEY STORE AT SPRINGS?????????


WHY DID I NOT KNOW THIS????

You haven't been paying attention on my Trip report! Oh wait! I haven't got there yet!

I've seen that you've posted
and I will get over there eventually!
If you can wait until I do, great.
But if you can't, then go ahead and post
and I'll catch up.

You're OK on the one with a contest, you've already got your answers in. I have about five more people I hope to hear from before I put up the next update. The cruise TR is the one I'm doing more rapid fire updates.

Sounds like you have had a busy, but interesting week. I hope you enjoy your new laptop. I got one a few months ago and it was a great improvement from the previous one.
 
Ruby's great.
Very understanding.
Very tolerant.
She has yet to hit me upside the head
when I do this
She's a better lady than I am lol

I'm not kidding.
I did it for you.
It wasn't a sacrifice, mind you.
I had nothing else in mind, so...
Might as well keep you all from fleeing
Well we surely appreciate it! Even if you are making it up!

Oh.
That's from the movie Speed.
With Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves.
Good movie.
You had me until the baby carriage.

And why shouldn't you trust me?
Have I ever lied to you
:scratchin

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I didn't know the eggs were hard boiled.
I thought they were going to scramble them
or possibly make an omelet.
But I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The croissant was really fresh.
No eggs Benedict... but I approved.
I left the café in high spirits.
That looks delicious!

My first "stop" was possibly Montreal's
most famous tourist attraction.
The Notre Dame Basilica.
But... before you get too excited
(if you even are)
I did not venture inside.
I've been inside before,
and now, there's an entrance fee.

I'm sorry, but that just rankles.
You have to pay to go into a church
It doesn't surprise me one bit unfortunately :rolleyes1

And snapped this side street.
You know why?

Me neither.
But I uploaded it,
so you're darned well going to look at it!

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It's a pretty fancy side street!

This ornate gate caught my eye.
I just like it.

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It's a very pretty gate! Looks like the entrance to a secret garden or something.

That looks like a fun place...

I just slowly sashayed down the street
I just can't picture you sashaying:lmao:

Well this is embarrassing.
That's from The Blues Brothers.
It didn't happen
That one I knew.

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Shelves filled with every conceivable type of maple syrup
and maple products.
And Sucre a la Crème is frequently found where
maple products are sold.
And I wasn't disappointed.
I bought some Sucre a la Crème for Kay
and some maple syrup for my Mom;
a well-known maple syrup junkie.
Ugh! I love maple syrup!!!!!

store was something
that I loved.
Gelato.
No way I'm passing that up!

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I much prefer Gelato over standard ice cream.

And the view from our table.

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It's a neat place.
That place looks really neat. Bringing the outdoors in.

Looks kind of... horrible, doesn't it?
Yeah. It does.
But Oh. My. God.
Soooooo good.
Easily the best thing I've eaten this year.
I took a bite... wow.
Another...
mmmm.... soooo good.
Another bite...
Oh...Oh god...Ooo Oh God...Oh...Oh...Oh...Oh God...
Oh yeah right there Oh! Oh...Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes...
It looks like pork and beans lol

No recollection what kinds of cheesecake
Does it really matter? I've never met a cheesecake I didn't like!

And just before I sign off on this chapter,
a little update on Luna.
Her stitches came out last Monday
and we were finally able to
(temporarily)
put the cone of shame away.
She's much happier without it.
The vet-tech we saw said the wound looked good.
We go for x-rays on Tuesday to see
how she's healing.

For those of you not on FB
I'm including this updated pic of Luna,
just so you can see that even
with a busted leg, she's still smiling.
And for those who are on FB,
I'm including this updated pic of Luna,
just so you can see that even
with a busted leg, she's still smiling,
since I didn't post it on FB.

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Awe what a cutie!! I'm glad she's much happier now that she's out of the cone of shame. I hope her x-rays came back with some positive results!
 

Sooooo.... Real life. No big deal. ;)

::yes::

You haven't been paying attention on my Trip report! Oh wait! I haven't got there yet!

Geez, by now, you probably already have.
I promise, Alison. I will get over there soon!
Hopefully tonight, actually.
Caught up on a few other places and then here.
Yours is next.


You're OK on the one with a contest, you've already got your answers in. I have about five more people I hope to hear from before I put up the next update. The cruise TR is the one I'm doing more rapid fire updates.

Oh, Lord.
I can't keep up with you!

Is being married to you this whirlwind?
I bet it is.
But in a delightfully wonderful way.


Sounds like you have had a busy, but interesting week. I hope you enjoy your new laptop.

The week was good.
The laptop....
1. Hardly had a chance to do anything with it!
2. It's ticking me off! It downloaded all the photos
and crap from the desktop computer.
And I 100%... no 1,000% did not want that!
Took a while to figure out how to
turn off the stupid cloud thing.
3. Also took a while to bypass the login screen.
I just want a computer that turns on and runs.
No one else uses it. So.... BUG OFF.

But other than that... it's fine.
I did join Adobe CC (about$10/month)
which is an upgrade from my last Photoshop version.
I figured I was spending around $350 every 3/4 years
on new versions anyways, so it's about a wash.


I got one a few months ago and it was a great improvement from the previous one.

It works... so that right there is an improvement.

60th anniversaries are pretty special - glad you could enjoy it with them.

It was a very nice evening with friends and family.

I'll be at 24 years later this month.

Oooh... Big 25 next year!
Did that last year... and we didn't really do much.
I think we expected some of our family to maybe do something.

Oh, well.


Feels like 60 with the new puppy!

:laughing:
 
She's a better lady than I am lol

Or she has worse aim.

Well we surely appreciate it! Even if you are making it up!

Making it up!
Every word is the absolute truth!


You had me until the baby carriage.

:laughing:

That looks delicious!

It was! That croissant might have been
the flakiest, freshest I've ever had.


It doesn't surprise me one bit unfortunately :rolleyes1

:sad2:

It's a pretty fancy side street!

With sidewalks and everything!!

It's a very pretty gate! Looks like the entrance to a secret garden or something.

::yes:: I just liked it.

That looks like a fun place...

And yet... I didn't venture inside.
No idea why.


I just can't picture you sashaying:lmao:

Really?
It's practically my trademark move.


That one I knew.

;)

Ugh! I love maple syrup!!!!!

You should have told me!
I would've got you something.


I much prefer Gelato over standard ice cream.

I think my order is this.
1. Gelato
2. Sorbet
3. Ice cream.

Unless the ice cream is made into something
at Beaches and Cream!


That place looks really neat. Bringing the outdoors in.

::yes:: We really liked the ambiance.

It looks like pork and beans lol

Now that is something I simply do not care for.
And this was delish.


Does it really matter? I've never met a cheesecake I didn't like!

Good point!

Awe what a cutie!! I'm glad she's much happier now that she's out of the cone of shame. I hope her x-rays came back with some positive results!

So far so good.
Still waiting to hear from the surgeon.
I think I'll have to give the vet another call.
 
Hmmm... And yet... I find that the funniest parts of
Top Secret were funnier than Airplane.
Mind you... I will quote Airplane bits, and not Top Secret.
"Don't call me Shirley."

Definitely the one with the most "lasting power"
seems to be Airplane.

But... that Cow scene!!! :lmao:
You may have hit onto something here…
The gags in Top Secret are more visual than verbal. They don’t translate quite as well for the purposes of applying them to an unrelated situation. Airplane is mostly one-liners and verbal jab-n-parry; much easier to fold into a conversation so it tends to stay more top-of-mind.

I’d relate it to a Marx Brothers film. Harpo’s antics result in howls, but it’s Groucho’s quips that are more at home when applied to general conversation.


Wait.
Are you saying people who live on mountain ranges
are more stereotypical?
Hummm…
It might mean that folks who live on parries may just be a smidgen more literal.


Oddly enough, the Dad's kids don't.
One of their most endearing aspects…
The kids will grow into them with time.
One needs a bit of age on ‘em before they can see the inherent elegance of a truly awful pun.


Ye.... uh.... um....
Good answer…
(from a self-preservation point of view)


(and trust me, I’ve heard it many time before)


So I've heard.
But truthfully, I get enough of Disney at Disney.
I can see that.
Besides, there are many decent places to set up a base camp down that way.
The object would be to take in as much of the entire area as possible.
Better to choose a more time and wallet friendly option for lodging.


Too stereotypical?
Actually, given the amount of change in both comedy and culture in general,
I suspect it’d be tough to find any place with a menu that included both one liners and cuisine reminiscent of home cooking from the pale.


Well, geez. Now I have to try it!
You’ll have to hit up a specialty bakery or get it out of someone’s kitchen.
It’s not the kind of thing that gets much mass production.


And that’s probably a good thing.


If Trump gets in, be prepared for more of that.
Yep. I recall that episode.
Stupid.
“Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on…
or by imbeciles who really mean it.“
- Mark Twain


I refuse to go to McDonalds as a rule.
I'm certainly not going to go to one
when I'm traveling except as a last resort.
(Did that in Germany. East Germany,
not long after the wall came down.
There was literally nothing else around.)
Well, when you do get down this far south, I’d also advise avoiding Hardee’s as well.
Even as a last resort…
just go hungry.


Dang. Must've had the stereo on too loud.
It can be tough, getting just the right balance among the woofers, squeakers and tweeters.
 
And for those of you wondering where I was the past few days...
It's all good.

Well, glad that's settled. Nothing to see here.

Oh, there's more:

My DSis flew in late last week.
She's a big hometown football fan.

I like her already!

Didn't end until almost 1am!

:faint:

Our starting Quarterback has been playing poorly,
and was yanked in favour of the backup last game.
Half of our receiving corps and most of our defense
is injured.

Turns out (at least after two games) our back up is...
better than our first stringer.

At the end of the half, we were winning 34-0.
Final score was 37-11.

Whoa. Ever heard of Wally Pipp?

Sad news, my laptop finally crapped out.
It's actually running again, but not until
after a complete system reboot.
So... it's like new... with practically nothing on it.
Luckily, most of my files were already backed up.

Good news... I got a new laptop.
But I'm still setting it up.

You're doing better than me. Our laptop crapped out months ago and we still haven't replaced it. Maybe it's because I dread all that setup work!

It was my parent's 60th wedding anniversary.

I didn't really want to do anything special
other than maybe a nice meal,
but my sister wanted to celebrate.
Mom wanted something small.
Dad wanted something big.
So we wound up having a nice meal
with 16 total guests (everyone incl.)

Sounds like a good compromise. And congratulations to your parents! That's an achievement!
 
Geez, by now, you probably already have.
I promise, Alison. I will get over there soon!
Hopefully tonight, actually.
Caught up on a few other places and then here.
Yours is next.

I saw you got there last night. I'm so far behind on replies! All of a sudden everyone crawled out from underneath the rocks where they were hiding and started to reply!

Oh, Lord.
I can't keep up with you!

Is being married to you this whirlwind?
I bet it is.
But in a delightfully wonderful way.

Actually, I feel like I'm slug in real life. However that's probably not really true. Every day I struggle to stay caught up, putting dinner on the table, clean clothes to wear. Dishes to eat off of, making sure the cats are fed and don't resort to gnawing on our slumbering bodies. And THEN there are all the "projects" that Fran signs us up for, like the most recent one. Gathering about 85 swing band charts and making folders (each piece numbered, multiple pages taped, and placed in order) for a rehearsal Friday night. We started last Saturday. We finished the saxes last night just in time for a sectional before regular band rehearsal. Now only 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, piano, bass, drums and guitar to go. And you wonder why 2 years later we haven't moved out of our old apartment?

My Trip Reports are the only thing in my life where I have control and can dictate the terms. So whenever she is asleep and can't get out of bed (like now), I take my respite in my little "cyber world" of Disney happiness!

The week was good.
The laptop....
1. Hardly had a chance to do anything with it!
2. It's ticking me off! It downloaded all the photos
and crap from the desktop computer.
And I 100%... no 1,000% did not want that!
Took a while to figure out how to
turn off the stupid cloud thing.
3. Also took a while to bypass the login screen.
I just want a computer that turns on and runs.
No one else uses it. So.... BUG OFF.

I didn't know you could bypass the login screen! I hate that! I have the worst password, but they keep making you make it more complicated. Add a capital letter, add numbers, add symbols... :badpc:

But other than that... it's fine.
I did join Adobe CC (about$10/month)
which is an upgrade from my last Photoshop version.
I figured I was spending around $350 every 3/4 years
on new versions anyways, so it's about a wash.

That's how you can do so many funny things to pictures. I have the "intermediate" version only ran me $99, and that's just because I lost my Photoshop 12 install disks, but now I'm up to 14.

It works... so that right there is an improvement.

Yeah, I would leave my computer and find that it had done a "thermal shut down", that can't be good.
 
The gags in Top Secret are more visual than verbal. They don’t translate quite as well for the purposes of applying them to an unrelated situation. Airplane is mostly one-liners and verbal jab-n-parry; much easier to fold into a conversation so it tends to stay more top-of-mind.

I think you are right about that, even though it has been ages since I saw Top Secret (roughly 30+ years ago?) I saw Airplane recently, and it wasn't nearly as funny as I remembered - probably because it is all in the one-liners.
 
You may have hit onto something here…
The gags in Top Secret are more visual than verbal. They don’t translate quite as well for the purposes of applying them to an unrelated situation. Airplane is mostly one-liners and verbal jab-n-parry; much easier to fold into a conversation so it tends to stay more top-of-mind.

That makes sense. It's a lot easier to say "Roger, Roger."
than it is to describe an entire scene with the bad guy
as the back of the cow and.... blah blah blah.


I’d relate it to a Marx Brothers film. Harpo’s antics result in howls, but it’s Groucho’s quips that are more at home when applied to general conversation.

Interesting.

He may look like an idiot
and talk like an idiot
but don't let that fool you.
He really is an idiot.
-Groucho Marx


It might mean that folks who live on parries may just be a smidgen more literal.

:laughing:

One needs a bit of age on ‘em before they can see the inherent elegance of a truly awful pun.

::yes::

If I tried this one on my kids,
I'd get blank stares.


The great English spy Harry Lime
was on another secret mission.
He was being ferried by submarine
for insertion behind enemy lines.
Unfortunately, while enroute,
the submarine was detected and attacked.
The submarine survived the attack
with minimal damage,
but during the attack, Harry Lime's
face was sprayed with acid.
Luckily, the acid was mild and did
not cause any disfigurement.
But it did get in his eyes
which affected his vision.

Upon hearing this, his superiors immediately
rang up the renowned eye doctor, Dr. Simon Plege
who was currently operating out of
Walter Reed General Hospital in the US.
Dr. Plege agreed to see the famous spy
provided he could get to Walter Reed
as soon as possible.

So of course, that meant that the
following orders were immediately drafted.



Go from the sub, Lime, to the Reed oculist.




Good answer…
(from a self-preservation point of view)


(and trust me, I’ve heard it many time before)

I believe you.

I can see that.
Besides, there are many decent places to set up a base camp down that way.
The object would be to take in as much of the entire area as possible.
Better to choose a more time and wallet friendly option for lodging.

That's what I figured, too.

Actually, given the amount of change in both comedy and culture in general,
I suspect it’d be tough to find any place with a menu that included both one liners and cuisine reminiscent of home cooking from the pale.

Too true.
Oh, so true.


You’ll have to hit up a specialty bakery or get it out of someone’s kitchen.
It’s not the kind of thing that gets much mass production.

I'll swing by your place for some.

And that’s probably a good thing.

... And take your share, apparently.

“Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on…
or by imbeciles who really mean it.“
- Mark Twain

When you are dead, you do not know you are dead.
It's only painful & difficult for others.
The same applies when you are stupid.
- Ricky Gervais


Well, when you do get down this far south, I’d also advise avoiding Hardee’s as well.
Even as a last resort…
just go hungry.

Ah. Didn't know that one.
I've seen Hardees on my drives,
but never stopped at one.

Apparently that was fortuitous.


It can be tough, getting just the right balance among the woofers, squeakers and tweeters.

Sorry, I'm not on Twitter, so I don't tweet.
Well... I did... once.
And that was enough.
 
Well, glad that's settled. Nothing to see here.

Oh, there's more:

Nah. You can stop reading there.
Heck, you could've stopped on page 1.


I like her already!

She's been a big fan for... decades.
Ever since our Dad brought her to a game.



But what a game!
Glad I waited the rain delay out.


Whoa. Ever heard of Wally Pipp?

Not until now.
Just Googled him. Interesting.


You're doing better than me. Our laptop crapped out months ago and we still haven't replaced it. Maybe it's because I dread all that setup work!

Actually, the setup wasn't that bad.
Just really annoyed with the assumption
that I wanted all that crap on there.
If I could go back in time,
I'd probably not sign in with my
mostly useless Microsoft ID.


Sounds like a good compromise. And congratulations to your parents! That's an achievement!

60 years ain't bad. If they make it to 75, that'd be cool.
 
I saw you got there last night. I'm so far behind on replies!

Good! Maybe then I'll be able to stay caught up for a bit! :laughing:

All of a sudden everyone crawled out from underneath the rocks where they were hiding and started to reply!

It was getting crowded under there!

Actually, I feel like I'm slug in real life. However that's probably not really true. Every day I struggle to stay caught up, putting dinner on the table, clean clothes to wear. Dishes to eat off of, making sure the cats are fed and don't resort to gnawing on our slumbering bodies. And THEN there are all the "projects" that Fran signs us up for, like the most recent one. Gathering about 85 swing band charts and making folders (each piece numbered, multiple pages taped, and placed in order) for a rehearsal Friday night. We started last Saturday. We finished the saxes last night just in time for a sectional before regular band rehearsal. Now only 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, piano, bass, drums and guitar to go. And you wonder why 2 years later we haven't moved out of our old apartment?

Well, that certainly explains it!
You're too busy! Sloooow down!


(Pot meet kettle.)


My Trip Reports are the only thing in my life where I have control and can dictate the terms. So whenever she is asleep and can't get out of bed (like now), I take my respite in my little "cyber world" of Disney happiness!

I get that.

I didn't know you could bypass the login screen! I hate that! I have the worst password, but they keep making you make it more complicated. Add a capital letter, add numbers, add symbols... :badpc:

I'm much happier now.
Push the power button and...
a few seconds later, I'm up and running.
No stupid passwords or pins to type.


That's how you can do so many funny things to pictures. I have the "intermediate" version only ran me $99, and that's just because I lost my Photoshop 12 install disks, but now I'm up to 14.

Wait... You're on Photoshop 14?
Or you have 14 installation disks?


Yeah, I would leave my computer and find that it had done a "thermal shut down", that can't be good.

Oh, no. It just means it's cold. No problem.



:rolleyes1
 
I think you are right about that, even though it has been ages since I saw Top Secret (roughly 30+ years ago?) I saw Airplane recently, and it wasn't nearly as funny as I remembered - probably because it is all in the one-liners.

Okay go re-watch Top Secret now.
I find it funnier now than Airplane.
 
That makes sense. It's a lot easier to say "Roger, Roger."
than it is to describe an entire scene with the bad guy
as the back of the cow and.... blah blah blah.
Or to explain the antenna gag where Omar Sharif is stuck in a crushed auto...


Much less explain why Omar Sharif even agreed to be in the film
but that's not important right now...


Interesting.

He may look like an idiot
and talk like an idiot
but don't let that fool you.
He really is an idiot.
-Groucho Marx
Now there's a man with an open mind...
you can feel the breeze from here.


The great English spy Harry Lime
was on another secret mission.
He was being ferried by submarine
for insertion behind enemy lines.
Unfortunately, while enroute,
the submarine was detected and attacked.
The submarine survived the attack
with minimal damage,
but during the attack, Harry Lime's
face was sprayed with acid.
Luckily, the acid was mild and did
not cause any disfigurement.
But it did get in his eyes
which affected his vision.

Upon hearing this, his superiors immediately
rang up the renowned eye doctor, Dr. Simon Plege
who was currently operating out of
Walter Reed General Hospital in the US.
Dr. Plege agreed to see the famous spy
provided he could get to Walter Reed
as soon as possible.

So of course, that meant that the
following orders were immediately drafted.



Go from the sub, Lime, to the Reed oculist.
Nice! :laughing:
Yep... that'd be lost on a young'en.

Certainly can't out do that one right now but...
There is this retired coal miner I know who took up painting.
Problem was he couldn’t afford canvasses so he just worked right on the walls of his house.
It seems that a bunch of kids broke in the other day and vandalized the whole lot.
Good news though, the gang got picked up by the cops the next morning.
They were charged with: Corrupting the Murals of a Miner.


I'll swing by your place for some.
Please do.
But I’m sure she’ll cook up something far better, though…
and then you’ll have to fight me to get any of it.


When you are dead, you do not know you are dead.
It's only painful & difficult for others.
The same applies when you are stupid.
- Ricky Gervais
:lmao:



And the megalomaniacal…


Sorry, I'm not on Twitter, so I don't tweet.
Well... I did... once.
And that was enough.
But now we’ve established that you do still woof and squawk.


Good to know.



.
 
Or to explain the antenna gag where Omar Sharif is stuck in a crushed auto...

::yes::

Much less explain why Omar Sharif even agreed to be in the film
but that's not important right now...

Had to squeeze one last Airplane quote in there, didja?

Now there's a man with an open mind...
you can feel the breeze from here.

:laughing:

Certainly can't out do that one right now but...
There is this retired coal miner I know who took up painting.
Problem was he couldn’t afford canvasses so he just worked right on the walls of his house.
It seems that a bunch of kids broke in the other day and vandalized the whole lot.
Good news though, the gang got picked up by the cops the next morning.
They were charged with: Corrupting the Murals of a Miner.

:laughing: Not bad.
How about this one
(Although I think I've posted it before.)

In days gone by,
in a tiny hamlet in Aberdeenshire,
lay the friary of St. Jepson.
(St. Jepson had been martyred decades earlier
by being immersed in boiling water.
Of course it should have been oil since he was a friar.
But that's another pun.)
The friars lived happily and symbiotically
with the local King.
The friars made rum and cheese
and the King supported their endeavours.
In return, the King grew flowers
in his greenhouses that he sold to the Brothers.

One day, the head of the Friary decided
that in order to expand their skills
and both raise and save money,
they would grow their own flowers.
They built greenhouses,
and in a fairly short period of time,
were growing flowers that
not only rivalled, but surpassed those of the King.

The King, feeling the loss of his royal income,
dispatched a letter to the Friars to cease and desist.
The Brothers refused.

The King sent his finest knights,
but they refused to enter the Friary
with weapons drawn.

The King tried everything he could
think of and nothing stopped the Brothers.

Finally the King sent for the Giant Hugh McFarling.
He wasn't called Giant for nothing.
He stood a full eight feet tall
and weighed more than two
large men put together.

The Giant Hugh McFarling marched
straight to the Friary,
and with his mighty hands and
a loud bellow, he tore the greenhouses
asunder and destroyed all the flowers.

Which just goes to show you....



wait for it....



Hugh and only Hugh can prevent florist friars.


Please do.
But I’m sure she’ll cook up something far better, though…
and then you’ll have to fight me to get any of it.

:laughing:

And the megalomaniacal…

I dunno. I think the megalomaniacal might know it.
And not care.


But now we’ve established that you do still woof and squawk.


Good to know.

But of course.
Everyone needs a hobby.
 
Head's up.
Last and final update to this TR coming
late tonight/early tomorrow morning.

It will be blessedly short.
Let the rejoicing commence.
 












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