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Flutterby Phil: thanks for the bump on the thread, and nice connection on "diabolical proxy" -- I had to go back to remind myself why I used that description! -- Mr. Zapster
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I was thinking exactly the same thing! Perhaps the real point of the story was to explain the end of the chase? The proxy is being punished while Forrest looks for the true culprit in the faces at the Fennale....Originally posted by Flutterby Phil View PostComment
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That's no Yellow Brick Road, it's a colorful BOTG picture of innocent little children having fun. I think you did that on porpose and are trying to pull a wooly crock over everyone's eyes.Originally posted by Flutterby Phil View Post
who is that traversing the Yellow Brick Road?
I see "flipper" on edge with two holy Crocs in hot pursuit.
Sorry, I just call it as I see it. My uncle called my ma, him ahi.
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I still say it's a wonderful visual metaphor for halting at the border of Yellowstone. I wonder if Forrest would have called those Crocs "slosh sandals"? :-)Originally posted by Suzy View Post
That's no Yellow Brick Road, it's a colorful BOTG picture of innocent little children having fun. I think you did that on porpose and are trying to pull a wooly crock over everyone's eyes.
Sorry, I just call it as I see it. My uncle called my ma, him ahi.Comment
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That would be pretty risky. It takes a while for the vaccination injection to do its job. Are you seriously in the hunt these days?Originally posted by Suzy View PostComment
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The track on blue shirt =train track in my solveComment
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The only hint I see here is in the word "spinach" . . . a tiny hint at best.Originally posted by wwwamericana View PostComment
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The child on the far left is the one who “ate their spinach.” Figuratively of course. I wouldn’t recommend certain, kinds of “rustic” spinach, such as poke sallet, it can make you have a very bad day!
And the left side sandals seem to use the motif of Gaspard Memories! The Crocs on the right are standing guard.Last edited by JHSharp; 01-12-2021, 11:51 PM.Comment
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maybe he was saying the treasure in "yellow stone theory" is a "crock" ... "full of holes" ...Originally posted by Suzy View Post
That's no Yellow Brick Road, it's a colorful BOTG picture of innocent little children having fun. I think you did that on porpose and are trying to pull a wooly crock over everyone's eyes.
Sorry, I just call it as I see it. My uncle called my ma, him ahi.
but that it may lie somewhere clothesbuy?Comment
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Old Pilot My dogs are still in the hunt, my turtles are a little slow on deciding. But with a little spinach for incentive, I'm sure they will be all afoot (in more ways than one)! lolComment
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A crock full of holes that included clothes might be good since I could use a new wardrobe. A discount would be even better. I'd be tearing those clothes off the shelf!Originally posted by Flutterby Phil View Post
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A Holey Crock makes me think of a Crock Pot.Originally posted by Suzy View Post
A crock full of holes that included clothes might be good since I could use a new wardrobe. A discount would be even better. I'd be tearing those clothes off the shelf!
A Crock Pot is a slow cooker.
Maybe this is what f meant by his "don't overcook my poem' statement
as it's virtually impossibly to over-cook in a slow cooker,
especially if you program it to the slowest setting ...
Years ago I was given the gift of a book -- "Make it Fast, Cook it Slow"
Can't find it now. Cookbooks, the internet really hit that market hard, or so I imagine.
evidence to the contrary -- https://www.treehugger.com/why-glut-...rrated-4855961
A Crockpot, A Crackpot
A splash in the Jack-Pot?
Be sure to stitch in some thyme
A sure recipe to save the Nine.
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Did Forrest instruct for the kids to stand on the yellow? If not, it’s just a cute picture.Comment
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