which
means
bokeh
in my windysill!
and these
my friends
have not
been
re
touched
Also I beg you to see that the words above from the outline of a man with a top hat and bow tie. This is deeply significant and whoever figures out why gets a hidden surprise because I don't know why either.
hey look! it's a
scarecrow now!
these are mo
anyway I'm done.
-
-
favyret.
means
bokeh
in my windysill!
and these
my friends
have not
been
re
touched
Also I beg you to see that the words above from the outline of a man with a top hat and bow tie. This is deeply significant and whoever figures out why gets a hidden surprise because I don't know why either.
hey look! it's a
scarecrow now!
these are mo
anyway I'm done.
-
-favyret.
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It means that you are being haunted by the literary spirit of Hercule Poirot. You just can't see the mustache.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the snip shots.
And you, incidently.
girrrl, your little grey cells are living up to their legendary fame!
ReplyDeleteit just so happens i don't despise you myself. :P
and next time i see you we are so doing a photo shoot. i need more willing victims :D
p.s. i miss you! get out your qorpachas...one of these days i just might show up at de doh!
ReplyDeleteOr perhaps the scarecrow is a symbol of the discontented and denigrated farm laborer who will yet come to power and authority! . . . Sheesh. Just been reading about how "The Wizard of Oz" was actually a political allegory for the battle of gold vs. silver standard in the 1890s. I wonder if I'll ever enjoy that book quite as much again. 'Course, it always lacked a certain edge of poignancy that good fairy tales should have.
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