an Ode to my Tofutti

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ha ha ha yes please,
thanks for saving them, whatever
that they could have been.

 

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there I go.. laughing in the office again ..

 

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hahahaaaa

, i'll let you wonder what i think about gary oldman...???...??....

??...hmmmmmmm

 

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it had better be !!


... lol

 

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hahaaaaaaa, ok, it is, except for his role as dracula

 

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he sure is a great actor though!

 

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yes, who can forget his superb performance in Lost In Space, hehheeeeeee

 

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worm is to potato bug
as
snake is to __________

 

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umm......

 

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a madagascar hissing cockroach?

 

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how is armadillo not the obvious answer?!?!

 

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but nice try

 

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how is armadillo not the obvious answer?!?!

of course, armadillo, silly me

 

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a snake is (for all purposes here) just a worm only bigger.

potato bugs crawl around and roll up into balls.. the bigger version of that is....

ta da!

armadillo

 

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ahhh, THAT potato bug!!! okay, yeah, that makes perfect sense, duh!!! we just call them rolly polly bugs

 

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I think we call them "sow beetles" here, but I don't know how exactly how 'sow' is ever spelled, so I go for the alternate name I've heard, "potato bug" when having to write about them.

 

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sow, pronounced as sew