Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Coming from the land of ice and snow
Brave Norwegian takes lives into own hands . Joined by a person who happened to be working on the boat when it left, the man who led his former team to their deaths goes back to look for them. That ole viking spirit is alive and well. The fatness of the viking loony adventurer is not recorded.
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I think that I'd just say, "Thank God I wasn't on the boat too" and cut my losses.
Thanks. Now I've singing the Immigrant song in my head! :)
((Hugs))
Laura
They are your overlords, Laura. It's just that having done quite badly before, he's going down the same road again. Maybe this time, no one will be frozen.
Well, I can't say that I haven't made the same mistake twice myself so.. all the best to him I suppose. :)
I'd SO do pre-1990's Robert Plant. (and pre-1980's Captain Kirk)
((Hugs))
Laura
Laura, I had front row left seats for Plant's recent Band of Joy tour.
I wouldn't rule him out these days, either.
Oh really? He's still "do-able" is he? :P
I'd love to see him live. I believe he's on my bucket list!
((Hugs))
Laura
On we sweep with threshing oar ...
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Also!
I have a video for Mrs. Cat.
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I have a video for Mrs. Cat. Note duckling OUTSIDE cat. Therefore not Mrs Cat.
On we sweep with threshing oar ..
Kitteh Berserker!!! Give us the tuna treats, or DIE!!!
his expedition's yacht, the Berserk, sank in a storm.
Maybe naming your yacht "Reliable" would help.
his expedition's yacht, the Berserk, sank in a storm.
Damn boat keeps crashing into ice floes deliberately!
Damn, can I request a Mulligan?
his expedition's yacht, the Berserk, sank in a storm.
That's the cover story, but the yacht was really sunk by some Yorkshireman in a tub.
I hope there are no ships down there called the Brian Boru.
That ole viking spirit
Do not accept offers of akvavit from anyone called Ole.
What about accepting chorizo from someone calling "Olé"?
On reflection, I would prefer to sail in a ship called 'Egil Skallagrimsson' -- there would be more poetry and more living until 80.
Do not accept offers of akvavit from anyone called Ole.
Unless he pronounces it "wiking."
"Loony Vikings" is more fun to say than "Norwegian."
Btw, my past w/v was "fookerle."
Sure, you can fookerle, bit then what are you going to do for the rest of the day?
I believe I might call my yacht "Cigareets, Whuskey & Wild Women" and sail it to some place that is not cold.
Imma stowaway and nip at your whuskey.
Alternate version, substance.
But I think you've posted that one before anyway.
Why do I bother?
Zombie Sisyphus.
You know WHO ELSE was dead but still had to roll big stones around??
Zombie Reagan? Just ask any wingnut about the size of his zombie-balls!
He was no Ernie Shackleton. You ought to know how I feel about Sir Ernie.
http://wileywitch.com/2012/uncategorized/instead-of-celebrating-my-birthday-on-the-14th-of-february/
I think that this dude would feel that Shackleton overplanned things, Wylie. You and I might say "took reasonable steps for a hazardous journey".
Zombie Reagan haulin' rocks
pushed it all the way uptown
peed on ladies sunday best frocks
Said "That's what I call trickledown"
Veal all try, here the week
Zombie Reagan haulin' rocks
pushed it all the way uptown
peed on ladies sunday best frocks
Said "That's what I call trickledown"
That's funny. Whenever I've heard the phrase "trickle down," the first thing I've always thought of is getting peed on. This can't be a coincidence.
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