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[Rufus T. Firefly]

Might that be a good thing?

Every organized religion already does..................just putting it out there overtly,

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Perhaps, one could say that a heart borrows Him, takes Him inside to provide a little space and time, temporarily, to show and try to be how good a person can be , especially when the best possible company of all is present.

Just a thought.
Murph

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Perhaps, one could say that a heart borrows Him, takes Him inside to provide a little space and time, temporarily, to show and try to be how good a person can be , especially when the best possible company of all is present.

Just a thought.
Murph

If only more would just embrace that simple a concept.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Guessing that you only make that mistake once.....

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Hope you catch a big one!

[MurphOnMillerAve]

That can't be real. Life just can't be that kookoo. What manufacturer would sit down, have a meeting, and decide to invest money on making such a numbskull product ! Maybe the prospective customer could simply eat more veggies, fruit, and grains , unless he's hiding out in there to escape an ever-yapping and ever job-assigning wife(?) which suggests a bigger problem than improving fishing skills. At any rate, I just can't believe that's plausible.

[Big Jim]

Murph,
You need to get out more. There for plenty of fruitcakes out there willing to invest money in ways to take money out of the pockets of the suckers of this world!



Luckily for me, my dogs aren't stupid enough to fall for that trick!

[Rufus T. Firefly]

That can't be real. Life just can't be that kookoo. What manufacturer would sit down, have a meeting, and decide to invest money on making such a numbskull product ! Maybe the prospective customer could simply eat more veggies, fruit, and grains , unless he's hiding out in there to escape an ever-yapping and ever job-assigning wife(?) which suggests a bigger problem than improving fishing skills. At any rate, I just can't believe that's plausible.

Ah, Horatio.....there are more things in heaven and earth......so try Googling "toilet fishing game"

http://cdn.opentip.com/Toys-Games/Fairl ... hgodl9EJUQ

http://www.stupid.com/potty-fishing.htm ... hgod-zQI2A

Perhaps useful for those "extended stays" that involve force majeure,

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Well, Rufus and Jim, I had hopes such a product wasn't true, figuring the posting was just another manifestation of a unique and creative sense of humor. Alas.
...and I should never have underestimated the powers of capitalism and modern retailing. (Now that I think of it, Jim, it has been years since I have wandered thru a mall, though I did go to Staples on a quick in-and-out mission a couple days ago.)
I prefer walks through forests instead of retailing adventures. My wife and I realized we have enough stuff . (I'd be embarrassed to tell you how many locomotives I have, in addition to enough consists to complete many trains. I actually asked my wife to stop buying me locomotives, can you believe.) live is good and active , now that I am healed and healthy once again.
Murph

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I prefer walks through forests instead of retailing adventures.

As do I, but I do tolerate the grocery store well. Have to hit Home Depot for stuff now and again, and while the store itself is tolerable, navigating the parking lot is akin to stumbling in to a congregation of the insane people's driving school....

[webenda]

Anybody recognize the languages on the crocodile sign?

It is Thai, Traditional Chinese and English. Seems sitting on crocodiles is all the rage with Chinese and American tourists in Thailand.

Latest fad.

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[rogruth]

The croc looks as if it is in pain.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

........sitting on crocodiles is all the rage........

Maybe flagpole sitting will make a resurgence?

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Well, I'm relieved to have learned (below) that the crock is not suffering.

[webenda]

The croc looks as if it is in pain.

That one is a dead, stuffed, crocodile Roger, it feels no pain.