Ooh, so close. But the actual answer is: a herring. p/10
What if the frog would spin out of the way of danger? Why? I don’t know. I want to know.
Whistling ninja frogs exist. I’ve seen them.
No, you hear them.
You never see them until it’s too late.
But only for 20 minutes, in the 1960s. On a conveyor belt. Hi, Opal! What did I miss?
Abstract Existentialism expressed as Art vs Cuisinart?
This has applications well beyond wave theory…
It’s about a monkey washing a cat.
We’ve moved from mice and ducks and porridge birds to frogs and now monkeys and cats. I don’t think these animals are all the same when they spin, nor when they whistle. Without a common thread, albeit animals, the truth will remain, as it were, unknown.
All ducks have their differences, and hold grudges. “Quack” is actually an outraged sound.
But cats chase mice, ducks and porridge birds spin in flight, and monkeys and frogs…that’s another thread.
Sometimes I prefer “Ask your mother” or if she’s in earshot “You’ll find out when you’re older.”
Face it - you can’t get there from here.
But no matter where one goes, one can never be far enough away from where one was.
You accidentally part of the title.
Fuck a duck, how do they work?
They don’t, they’re lazy-ass slackers.
I don’t know about you guys, but I’m more like I am now than I ever was.
Q. Why a mouse when it spins?
A. To get to the other side.
(If it’s a positive spin).
Pretty much any Yes lyric.
Yes, we have no bananas.