[FRIAM] the bad pun thread
Gary Schiltz
gary at naturesvisualarts.com
Thu Jan 4 20:25:51 EST 2018
I can't even *read* that 10 times fast :-)
Speaking of keeping awake when driving (a good idea), in my first few years
of college, I went home to help out my folks on the farm nearly every
weekend. It was a three hour drive from Wathena, Kansas to Manhattan
(Kansas, that is, The Little Apple, home of Kansas State University). I
often waited until Monday morning to return to Manhattan, even when I had a
7:30 am statistics class. So, I usually had to drive several hours in the
dark before getting there. It took a lot of hot coffee and 8-track tapes to
keep me awake. I especially liked listening to John Denver and singing
along (badly, I'm sure, but with no traffic and only cows in the pasture
along the highway to awaken, I blasted it out at the top of my lungs). One
of my favorites was "Two Shots" from the Windsong album. One line in
particular sticks in my mind: "I took two shots, got no ducks, and cold,
cold hands."
https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/johndenver/twoshots.html
On Thu, Jan 4, 2018 at 6:16 PM, uǝlƃ ☣ <gepropella at gmail.com> wrote:
> Not a pun... But one of the few things guaranteed to keep me awake when
> driving is to speak. So I do a lot of talking to myself, especially coming
> up with an alliterative phrase and repeating it with different intonations,
> accents, voices, and speeds. Here's the latest:
>
> Betty better doff her dazzle before the itty bitty dab of drizzle.
>
> Say that 10 times fast.
>
> --
> ☣ uǝlƃ
>
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