The Right Thing To Say On Every Dubious Occasion.
Published in 1965 with illustrations by Edward Gorey.
Here’s an excerpt from this interesting book.
Thanks Mike F
|
|
|||
|
Josh F: I found your website about a month ago and check it several times a day. It is by far one of the funniest sites that I have come across. I just wanted to say thank you for the laughs and keep up the great work! Will C: Thanks for the hard work … love the site, i visit all the time. Kieran: I have to say that this site is awesome and has kept me entertained on my time off from work. keep it up. Spokane Mary: Just want to tell you that your blog is like having a whole banana split for dessert - fantastical. Mandy: I just wanted to tell you that I love the site(s). Makes me smile and makes my day everyday. Better than master card, I never leave home with out my daily dose. Jason: great site! every post so far looks right up my alley. Leah: Hey, I just wanted to say I adore this website. I come back almost every day, and I usually get a few laughs out of it. I think I’m starting to annoy my friend, because every few minutes I tell her to come look at this, or woah, you have to see this. Howard D: Very nice selection of stuff. My compliments to the chef! Steve M: I just wanted to say thanks for making me laugh every day. I have been a loyal follower for about a year now. Thanks for scouring the web so I don’t have to! Phil: G’day Jonco. Have been meaning to write to you for awhile. Thank you for including me in your blogroll’ Iam getting a number of hits from your site. Keep up your fantastic blog. It is worth the daily visit. Cheers from down under. Arjay: Just wanted to let you know I follow your site every day. It’s nice to have something to laugh at after being on a call center phone all day. Terry: I enjoy your site and visit it every day. Keep up the good work. Mathias: thank you for your blog, it’s nice, humouristic serious and inventive. i go to see it everyday with pleasure. Thank you for your work. Myra: I just wanted to let you know that I do not smile easily, but your site truly brightens my day, and as such I added you to my site. |
Custom Search
|
||
|
Copyright © 2010 Bits & Pieces - All Rights Reserved |
|||
Well…
I love that.
I bougth it for Bella, for that special occasion.
Mike F – Bella doesn’t have any houseplants???
I don’t think she has cherry blossoms, if that’s what you’re asking.
Mike, it doesn’t have one for Deflowerment by internet stalker. You may have to take Bella to a Moroccan Palace!
Actually I was thinking of her phlox.
I was thinking more along the lines of a secluded beach somewhere warm, quiet, and far away from snow banks, igloos, and other cold things.
The desert for dessert, maybe.
Yahooiiieee! I’m game! Let’s ROCK!!!!
I’ll take you to Coheelee Creek, Bella, on the way to the beach.
There’s an old covered bridge there
That’s romantic? You gonna dump me off the bridge, Mike?
DJ – how do you know I don’t have any houseplants? Can you see me from your Man Cave?
And yah, my cherry blossom bloomed a while ago. Is it pick on Bella night or can she give it right back??? But, of course, with LOVE.
Notice the time. they’re scare’d o me
lol @ Bella
in a doctos office?well if thats were she wants it
Bella – I assumed you didn’t have any houseplants because Mike bought you a book for deflowered girls.
But I could philodendron.
Infidel has to buy the book in bulk lots.
heh heh heh @ rikkk
Bella, you don’t like covered bridges? It would be really really hard to throw you off one because they’re ……covered.
Me bad, sorry Mike. I’ve actually never seen a covered bridge?
Edward Gorey was a brilliant man with a lovely sense of morbid absurdity. I miss his talents.
how exactly do you get a job like that? How do you get trained or certified for it? Where can i apply?