I had to ask my teenage son what ROFL meant. I'm not very fluent in PMese yet. Silly me...I thought it had something to do with barfing. But, barf stories have a way of sending me to floor to roll around and laugh. Which brings me to the point of this post: on this April Fools Day, I'd love to read one of your favorite ROFL stories/jokes or see one of your favorite ROFL photos (a tougher challenge in my estimation).
Here's a ROFL story my wife read to me just two nights ago:
(WARNING! CONTENTS MAY UPSET CONTENTS OF ANYONE EATING)
"Once in school, going down to lunch from our third-floor classroom, Valentino Vail had leaned over the banister without warning and loosed a cataract of orange vomit. The stairway was the usual open stack and Valentino's breakfast just dropped forever, three stories down, touching a good number of lives as it rocketed past and hitting the basement tile with a sound zookeepers must hear sometimes, around the elephants. I was right behind Valentino and saw it all--an astonishing puke that was discussed for days." (from Peace Like a River, by Leif Enger, [Grove Press: 2001; pg. 86])
Apparently you're not going to reply, even to this post. What's wrong charliebaker, did my critique of your photo make you angry, or is it something else?
To Micknewton:
Sorry not to reply on this post. I did send a PM to you with a reply. My PM send and receive must be messed up. I've received no PM's from anyone. Dunno...
Thanks for your comments on other challenges though. I appreciate your photography greatly!
To Micknewton:
Sorry not to reply on this post. I did send a PM to you with a reply. My PM send and receive must be messed up. I've received no PM's from anyone. Dunno...
Thanks for your comments on other challenges though. I appreciate your photography greatly!
Well, that certainly is nice to know. With me it's often hard to tell. I seem to have a real knack for pissing people off, without even trying. :)
It's too bad that DPC lost the PM that I sent you. I expended a considerable amount of effort writing about the meaning behind your photo "Benedictus" from the Surrealism challenge.
