Would Scooby Doo do Poo?
Inara: Mal, this isn't the ancient sea. You don't have to go down with your ship. Mal: She ain't going down. She ain't going anywhere.
'Out Of Gas'
Atlantic Canadian Monday Madness
[NAFDA] We used to get Buffy the day before everyone else, now we get Angel a week after everyone else. And Firefly every Monday!
Megan E. - Dec 30, 2002 11:47:03 am PST #872 of 6793
Griffyn - Dec 30, 2002 12:42:30 pm PST #873 of 6793
A person's concepts should exceed their vocabulary, or what's a metaphor?
To quote the children's show 'Bear in the Big Blue House'... And I'm not making this up folks...
"Everyone and every thing has to poop sometimes."
I'm none to sure about the concept of chairs or rocks needing to deficate, but who am I to argue with scatology as directed toward 3 year olds.
Megan E. - Dec 30, 2002 12:58:15 pm PST #874 of 6793
There's a book from japan called Everyone Poops. Its sequel is The Gas we Pass: The Story of Farts.
Sorry, I didn't mean to start the bodily function discussion.
Jon B. - Dec 30, 2002 1:23:38 pm PST #875 of 6793
A turkey in every toilet -- only in America!
This made me laugh... From the Everybody Poops Amazon page:
Customers who bought this book also bought:
- The Holes in Your Nose (My Body Science Series) by Genichiro Yagyu, Amanda Mayer Stinchecum (Translator) (Hardcover)
- Once upon a Potty : Boy (Audiocassette and Mini-Book Version) by Alona Frankel (Illustrator) (Hardcover)
- All About Scabs (My Body Science Series) by Genichiro Yagyu, Amanda Mayer Stinchecum (Translator) (Hardcover)
- Contemplating Your Bellybutton by Jun Nanao, et al (Hardcover)
- The Potty Book - For Boys by Alyssa Satin Capucilli, Dorothy Stott (Illustrator) (Hardcover)
Elena - Dec 30, 2002 1:27:05 pm PST #876 of 6793
Thanks for all the fish.
Trudy (I think) told the story of Roseanne (on her short-lived talk show) getting Patrick Stewart to read Everybody Poops aloud so she could hear it done.
Griffyn - Dec 30, 2002 3:13:24 pm PST #877 of 6793
A person's concepts should exceed their vocabulary, or what's a metaphor?
Sadly, it looks like my girlfriend isn't going to be able to make it tonight. She's feeling a bit worn out tonight, but hopes to meet people another time.
I, however, intend to be there as soon as I grab some dinner and get The Beast headed downtown. See ya soon.
Ouise - Dec 31, 2002 8:02:57 am PST #878 of 6793
Socks are a running theme throughout the series. They are used as symbols of freedom, redemption and love.
Nice to see you all last night. The hockey game was fun, and ended in a tie. The Czech second-string goalie was tiny and adorable (his warm-up stuff looked like little kid dances). I want a plush version. Also, his name was "Mensator". I suggested that it sounded like a name for a very smart bull-headed monster.
Elena - Dec 31, 2002 8:07:30 am PST #879 of 6793
Thanks for all the fish.
Also, his name was "Mensator". I suggested that it sounded like a name for a very smart bull-headed monster.
Or a new panty liner.
Ouise - Dec 31, 2002 8:32:50 am PST #880 of 6793
Socks are a running theme throughout the series. They are used as symbols of freedom, redemption and love.
Or a new panty liner.
Ok, that hadn't occurred to me. He was wearing red, though ...
Sue - Dec 31, 2002 7:10:02 pm PST #881 of 6793
hip deep in pie
I have a little break in my guests, so I just wanted to wish you all a happy new year!!!!