Hey guys,
Don't you think it's about time for another light-hearted competition? We've done art, how about something out of the ordinary?:
Someone who's inspired us, maybe?
A self-description?
Our biggest problem?
Somewhere we've been?
A piece of satire?
I don't know. Just some suggestions. If you're interested, post some ideas for a subject and we'll see about getting it organised.
Cheers
alex
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alex69williams
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I'm up for a competition but I think the subject ought to be fairly specific. Not the life-cycle of the Patagonian armadillo necessarily but something like "A mathematician", "A night out", "Christmas shopping", something like that.
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Indeed,
It may just be what I need to beat the block, or not as the case may be.
Although my first choice, the life-cycle of the Patagonian Armadillo has been ruled out, mmmmmmmmmmmmm.
It may just be what I need to beat the block, or not as the case may be.
Although my first choice, the life-cycle of the Patagonian Armadillo has been ruled out, mmmmmmmmmmmmm.
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Great idea Alex.
How about music / song / musician? I liked the recent poem on the forum about Robert Johnson and thought we could all have a bash.
Or something completely different.
Or the best limerick about the Patagonian Armadillo.
Cam
How about music / song / musician? I liked the recent poem on the forum about Robert Johnson and thought we could all have a bash.
Or something completely different.
Or the best limerick about the Patagonian Armadillo.
Cam
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There was a Patagonian armadillo,
Who found a mate under a willow.
A boy came one night,
Set the willow alight,
And now the armadillo's a widow.
How's that?
Who found a mate under a willow.
A boy came one night,
Set the willow alight,
And now the armadillo's a widow.
How's that?
Patagonian Armadillos are nice.
Like solar panels attached to big mice.
Resembling disco balls,
they terrify all
like the hats of Helen Steiner Rice.
http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/vi ... did=181038
http://www.helensteinerrice.com/
Like solar panels attached to big mice.
Resembling disco balls,
they terrify all
like the hats of Helen Steiner Rice.
http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/vi ... did=181038
http://www.helensteinerrice.com/
There once was an armadillo
who fled from her home in Brazil. Oh,
with foraging mouth
she migrated South,
with naught but her trusty http://www.travillo.com/.
The road became harder and stonier,
as she crossed into cold Patagonia:
one look at it all,
she curled into a ball
and asphyxiated on ammonia.
who fled from her home in Brazil. Oh,
with foraging mouth
she migrated South,
with naught but her trusty http://www.travillo.com/.
The road became harder and stonier,
as she crossed into cold Patagonia:
one look at it all,
she curled into a ball
and asphyxiated on ammonia.