Thirsty Dave uses a language unknown to the sober. Those who try to interpret his behavior are reminded of neolithic times before Google. He used smoke signals, drums, bent grass and rock positions but we were no nearer to understanding him. This went on for a couple of days. We decided to go out for groceries and this excited him greatly as he pounded his chest with his fists. No sooner had we arrived at the store than he made it abundantly clear that he wanted to go back to school.
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I think those are for the bus drivers. Great find Bill!
Now that is the one job I just couldn’t do. Total respect to all the school bus drivers out there.
I’m beginning to think that Bill Y lives in an alternate universe…where do you find these things?!?!?!?!?
You are just beginning to think this??? But I love you Bill Y!
You’re far too kind Don Don’s.
I live in Dublin, Ireland – ’nuff said!
So is this booze supply for the partying kid or the relieved parent?
In the book of Y, a relieved parent partys like a partying kid or something!
What grade? The fifth?
(I’m pretty sure this display was targeting not students, but teachers. Liquid courage. Nepenthe.)
When the teachers partake in the liquor and they’re questioned about it, they plead the fifth.