Guerrilla Warfare is wrong.
Ape’s shouldn’t engage in war.
I want you to think about that for 87 days and 43 hours.
87 days and 43 hours later.
Now that you have a firm perspective on things, it’s time to focus. It’s time to focus on what you want and how to get it. Sometimes you can spend 87 days and 43 hours, trying to figure something out but sometimes, just sometimes, the answer you’re looking for, is on the cover of a book:
I ponder these questions about cheese on a daily basis, even though I’m lactose intolerant.
We should not be intolerant of anything or anyone unless it’s Bon Jovi! Them’s the rules and I wrote them!
1. This is damned funny!
2. You expect people to ponder something for 87 days and 43 hours? What about those of us who have the attention span of a three year old? I can’t ponder anything for longer than 2 minutes. Then I have to either take a nap or write something funny.
Hmm, I can see the dilemma here.
Okay, Dr. Bill Y prescribes pondering while you take a nap. The problem that might arise here is that you have to take a nap for 87 days and 43 hours. I personally do not have an issue with napping like this at all, at all.
That’s flippin’ funny!
Cheese does have a long history of being funny although there is some blue cheese!
I’m waiting for “Who Cut the Cheese” to be published. It’s all about release and aromatic therapy.
This is good positive stuff. If this keeps up and we have a bit of luck, we might just end up with a “Cheese” section in the library!
Again, so wise. Apes shouldn’t engage in war but cats should fight right? Cat fights are a must? I guess not but I only pondered this concept for 86 days and 42 hours so I need more time. You just make me laugh!
Ah Don Don’s, you made the classic mistake. When Dr. Bill Y prescribes antibiotics, you have to take the full course. Pondering for 86 days and 42 hours won’t work. The abacus tells me that you owe me a day and an hour. When the course has been completed, giant lightbulbs will illuminate your world!