Via Bruce Shark, who has renamed peacocks to sparkle chickens. I endorse this change.
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I approve of yer approval...
ReplyDeleteSparkle chikkins for life.
I approve Bruce Shark's approval of Rhys Taylor's endorsement.
ReplyDeleteI approve of Chris Blackmore's approval of Bruce Shark's approval of my endorsement... and I think I'm gonna add "sparkle chicken" to my word replacer in Chrome.
ReplyDeleteRemember; if you eat a peacock it can't make that hideous noise in the middle of the night.
ReplyDeleteOhh, what a magnificent image!
ReplyDeleteJohn Poteet The farm down the hill has peacocks. I know for a fact that, after a couple of years, even people who sleep very lightly are not bothered by that amazingly awful sound.
ReplyDeleteChris Blackmore I had a neighbor with peacocks thirty years ago. A few years of that gave me a lifelong grudge. Even the braying of a lonely male donkey is better or at least more seasonal.
ReplyDeleteYou get used to it.
ReplyDeleteJohn Poteet He also has a goat that screams like somebody being killed on the rack, and some things that make noises I can't believe are from anything native to this planet. I love the tranquillity of the countryside...
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