Re: Just following the trend of questioning...[Humor] :o)

OH MOST LAMENTABLE DAY!! I HAVE BEEN COMFOUNDED BY A SLIP OF MINE OWN TONGUE
AND SHALL SMITE MINE OWN FOREHEAD FORTHWITH, UTTERING IN MOST ABJECT DESPAIR
"D'OOOHHHH" AS I MYSELF HAVE HEARD LORD HOMER OF SIMPSONY ONCE CRY OUT! WITH
MOST HUMBLE APOLOGIES I EXTEND TO THEE, "SIR RAY", FOR INDEED A RAY FROM
YONDER WINDOW DOTH BREAK OVER THE LAND, ILLUMINATING AND CAPTURING FOR ALL
TO SEE, FAINT IMPRESSIONS OF BEASTS THAT ROAMED ANCIENT SHORES IN WHICH WE
DOTH BOTH MARVEL AND DELIGHT!!  I SHALL NOW AWAY, HENCE THE POPULATION OF
THIS LISTDOM RAISE PROTEST TO MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, THAT I LAYETH IT ON TOO
THICK!!  TRAIN THINE EYE ON THE TRACES OF TRACKS THAT HOPE TO ELUDE AND SLIP
AWAY IN THICK COVERED VEIL OF DARKNESS . . .

AND TO THE OTHER WHO SPAKE OF THE "PRINTS OF W(H)ALES", WHAT SORCERY IS THIS
THAT ADDRESSES SPIRITS NOT YET BORN AS THE FRUIT OF NOBLE LOINS IN y"EARS"
YET TO COME.  BUT ENOUGH, LET US RETURN TO TALK OF THE BEASTS OF YORE, OF
IRON CLADistics AND TAILS OF STUFF DUG UP. . .

M. Skrepnick ( Painter to the Court of the Crimson King )

> Michael Skrepnick said:
>
>     >*** and there came a time where upon we dubbed thee, and so thee we
> dubbed.
> . . not DUKE, nor EARL, nor in fact "DUKE OF EARL". . . but rather, a
title
> most befitting of one with whom ichnology strikes an impression with every
> prospective step. . . henceforth he shall be known as . . . Ray Stanford,
> "PRINTS" OF ALL TRAC(K)TS OF LAND HE DOTH SURVEY!"<
>
>     To thee, gratitude Lord Chamberlain Michael!  Albeit by manner of thy
> speech, methought there wast a knighthood coming!
>
>     Yet aye, fit sooth, for so be it that by fine tracks of dinosaurs in
> same day found, the difference hath fate compensated!
>
>     Ray Stanford
>
> "You know my method.  It is founded upon the observance of trifles." --
> Sherlock Holmes in The Boscombe Valley Mystery
>