“It’s the doorway to Narnia! I know it!”
Peter throws scissors while once again, Matthew throws stick.
“I told you we shoulda taken that left turn at Albuquerque!”
Joan was unimpressed at Peter’s request to ‘pull my finger’.
“Gaius, go five yards and then cut outside. Vitelus, straight up the middle. And Octavia, um, you go long.”
Hey Poussin, whatcha got oozin’?
It says, “Leave them alone and they’ll come home.” I told you we just had to read the manual!
“What strange writing mean?”
“DOGE cuts.”
Well, honorable mention has to go to @Slithy_Tove for recognizing that it was a work by Nicholas Poussin (“Et in Arcadia Ego,” 1638), but the prize has to go to @Kent_Clark for this one:
Well done, Kent, and give us the next one!
Score! Now, after a hard fought victory, let’s eat.
“I appreciate the food, but jeez, don’t any of you people eat meat?”
“Whoa, I said I could eat, but you didn’t have to dig up the whole garden!”
“Where’s my HASENPFEFFER!!!”
“When I said I wanted to veg out for a while, this isn’t what I meant.”
“Now the Great God Vaal wants you to kill the alien visitors.”
“Jeez! Uncle Bob’s sleepwalking again! Quick! Steve, shift that basket so he doesn’t trip over it!”
Hey! I thought you said we’d have ribeye at the potluck!
I’ve been away at the coast for several days. Of course, I’d be tapped to run a pic then.
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“Heal this ugly fruit!”
I was going to give this one to @Knowed_Out because Star Trek references are always welcome, but @knoodler brought in a religious tone, and accurately points out that the artist did a better job drawing humans than he did fruit.
Go @knoodler. Be fruitful and post.
Thanks K_C!
Going with a St Patrick’s Day theme:
