Evidently guerilla knittery of slow-moving megafauna is an old tradition.
Left: Moose ©Superbass / CC-BY-SA-3.0 (via Wikimedia Commons).Sunday, January 29, 2017
"An elephant is very like a tree," said the first blind knitter, who had felt its leg
The other five blind Knitterati agreed, so they decided to yarn-bomb the animal.
Evidently guerilla knittery of slow-moving megafauna is an old tradition.
Evidently guerilla knittery of slow-moving megafauna is an old tradition.
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i offer my additional verse to john godfrey saxe's famous poem:
The Seventh blind man, staff in hand,
Upon his bare feet goes.
“I clearly sense”, he calmly said,
“And think that all should know
The elephant is warm and squishy
In between the toes!”
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