I sent ten of ya’ll over to the rockiest shoreline ever, and not one of you could find so much as a boulder. Then feathers became your interest, and then fur. I don’t know what caused such a continental divide in our communications, but you could have at least caught a fish while you were over there. A nice big fish, good for mountin’.
Image: Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection, The University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas Libraries
*SIX PUNS DAY ONE HUNDRED*
is coming up on Tuesday, August 28th, 2012.
Six NEW pun-based games each featuring SIX puns, posted at two hour intervals from 9am to 7pm EST.
So…let the Punger Games begin!
Six Puns Day One Hundred GAME ONE: Find the Six Puns!
Six Puns Day One Hundred GAME TWO: Rhyme the Six Puns!
Six Puns Day One Hundred GAME THREE: Align the Six Puns!
Six Puns Day One Hundred GAME FOUR: Time for Six Puns!
Six Puns Day One Hundred GAME FIVE: Mind those Six Puns!
Six Puns Day One Hundred GAME SIX: I’m all out of rhymes. How about some jokes?
(Answers will be provided on
http://wordplayunlimited.com
on September 4th, 2012)
COME for the Pun. STAY for the FUN!
I love Colorado, but I like to keep it a secret that I ride horses. In fact my motto is never tell you ride. It is sort of a veil between me and others. Riding can be a slippery slope, with all the bumps. Some riders may ask, how’s your ass been.
Today’s post is a simply golden nugget! I’ll have to send it on to my friend, Al Titude.
Thanks for letting me camp out in your blog for a little while today. I had a great time and tried to leave my campsite as good as when I arrived. I’ll be back!
You’re welcome!