Rimbaud III wrote:Mahatma Gandhi...
A super calloused fragile mystic hexed by halitosis!!!
So it's going to be that kind of party, eh?
So it seems that this fellow had two possessions that he prized over all others, and those were his two pet porpoises. He had a special tank built in the middle of his house to hold them, and he gave them the best care, the best food and medicine that he knew how. But in spite of his best care, the porpoises were growing old and sick, and appeared to be close to death. He scoured the internet, he combed the library, he went to veterinarian after veterinarian trying to find anything he could to improve their health and prolong their life. After every marine biologist and zoologist had been consulted, he decided, in desperation, to call on one more person: this eccentric old man who lived in a shack on the beach. The old man has the answer: porpoises thrive on fresh seagull meat - in fact, if they can get enough of it, they might never die. Never die! The man is ecstatic - the beach is thick with these birds, and after a few well-thrown stones, the man has as many as he can carry. He drives back home as quickly as possible, knowing his porpoises are at death's door. Arriving home, he is shocked to see, reclining across his entryway, a great lion! Normally, the man would be paralyzed with fear, but, motivated by his concern for his beloved pets, the man jumps into action. Rashly, he begins to try to coax, cajole, push, pull, threaten, and otherwise attempt to compel the lion to quit his resting place. Nothing succeeds. But the clock is ticking on his pets, so he decides to simply leap over the cat and into the house. As soon as he does so, however, federal agents spring from the bushes and immediately arrest him. The charge: Transporting gulls over staid lions for immortal porpoises.
Why do you make it so scary to post here.