We'll need a way of lining them up and automating the fish-slapping. I'm picturing a gear-driven merry-go-round-type device with halibut tied to each handhold.lisab said:
DaveC426913 said:
Danger said:Are you dislexic? That should be *fap*fap...
I just spat all over my keyboard! :grumpy:Math Is Hard said:
Evo said:
The worst thing I've had come out of my nose was cheese. Do not sneeze while you are swallowing a cheese sandwich.Danger said:Well, he has a way to go to get that ribbon, then. If it doesn't come out of your nose, it doesn't count.
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