It's organic!

It's tiresome to other blogs.
But good God, people, I can't be grateful I'm not posting Mrs G's contest so I'm setting the bonsai generator that Fester sent unsuspecting.
Bad, happy little monkey that everyone is now posting the link to a blog expecting something new and find out that everyone is now posting Mrs G's contest so I'm setting the link to ignore things like to point out it's just links to go to a blog expecting something new and interesting friends...
Bad, happy little monkey.


The above is what comes out when Bonsai Generator works this entry over:

It's tiresome to go to a blog expecting something new and interesting and find out it's just links to other blogs. But good God, people, I can't be expected to ignore things like the bonsai generator that Paperback Writer posted.

And I'd like to point out that everyone is now posting Mrs G's contest so I set the standard.

And you should be grateful I'm not posting the link to the cute little monkey that Fester sent to her unsuspecting friends. Bad, happy little monkey. **
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**okay, since you insist. This photo or, if that doesn't work, go to this link and scroll down to the wordless wednesday #8 entry

Comments

  1. Corn Dog5:54 PM

    ESL generator is more like it, Monkey.

    OMG, my verification words are unbelievable. Someone have pity on me. I have run over 5 of them now. Finally "jeugna." SHEESH

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  2. Anonymous9:13 PM

    Loved the Dr. Laura link, especially the part where the army guy blames The Enemy -- yeah, you betcha! Just capture Dr. Laura's son and call an end to all hostilities!

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  3. Amelia Elias9:17 PM

    Exactly, Doug, because the stuff that's happening in Iraq couldn't possibly send anyone over the edge to Cuckoo-ville. Nope.

    And I'm not clicking that link again, Kate. That monkey pic traumatized my eyes once already. Shudder.

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