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Nelson Bradford
November 22nd, 2010, 02:39 AM
“Monday Moanin” ~ November 22, 2010

. . . Thank you for tuning in. I’ll attempt to be brief, however, again, am making no promises.

I wonder . . .

. . . who decided dandelions are not flowers and should be left alone rather than torn out by their roots.

. . . if anyone has ever ruffled the feathers of a bald eagle.

. . . if Pier 1 occasionally gets their furniture from pier #2.

. . . what old country is Old Country Buffet mimicking? Germany? France?

. . . if umbrella means “rain protection device” why not call them RPD?

. . . why we don’t say landscraping rather than landscaping since that’s what they do most of the time, right?

. . . what makes a dog dog tired.

. . . if there were any May flowers on the Mayflower. I doubt it.

. . . why the letters “J” “K” “M” and “N” are not on eye charts.

. . . and if they’re offended.

. . . if a racoon ever married a baboon.

. . . if there were balloons at the wedding.

. . . why men wear earrings.

. . . what elephants remember.

. . . if skunks might, in reality, be very small, hairy, smelly zebras.

. . . who came up with the word “strawberry?” They sure don’t taste like straw. Thankfully.

. . . who came up with the word “raspberry?” They sure don’t taste like a ras . . . never mind.

. . . why a 2x4 isn’t 2x4

. . . since “TV” means television why doesn’t “RD” mean radio.

. . . if the people who invented Google wear goggles.

. . . if the people who invented Google giggle. Probably. All the way to the bank.

. . . since women can join the Y.M.C.A. can men join the Y.W.C.A?

. . . if I should be more thankful. (Without a doubt!)

. . . if I should go back to bed now. (DITTO!)

And finally - (I heard that!)

. . . if I should get outta here. Probably.

Until next week, then?

Have a marvelous Monday in Him

~ Nelson

Ps - Isn’t God good?!

Hans Deventer
November 22nd, 2010, 03:03 AM
. . . why men wear earrings.

I frankly don't know why anyone from either gender should feel the need to pierce one's body with metal.

Nelson Bradford
November 22nd, 2010, 04:13 AM
Years ago one evening I read the following (more or less word-for-word) - "we are born with seven natural openings in our body - I'll now give you time to count them" (which I did, of course.) He continued: "I figure seven is a good enough number and needs not be improved upon."

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