Rescuecame shortfor this to happen:quicker tongue,and yourhand is sweaty,too.
Izy has the Real Toads writing erasure poems from local news stories. I couldn’t resist using this story of life imitating art (triple-dog dare ya!): Easthampton middle school student touches tongue to cold pole, gets stuck; freed by firefighters
Love this, the quicker tongue and the sweaty hand.
ReplyDeleteHaha! No,not funny. Ouch. 'Course, you've left the context WIDE open.
ReplyDeleteYes, ouch.
ReplyDeleteOh.. brilliant!
ReplyDeleteMind if I share a knowing look and a tiny wink?
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Deletelol! doh! ~
ReplyDeleteLOL! One can imagine several scenarios.
ReplyDeletecraftfully cobbled my friend! I like how every managed to find poems suiting of themselves in the erasure challenge! Thanks for participating in the out of standard!
ReplyDeletemore than one way a quick tongue can get you stuck!
ReplyDeleteQuick tongues I can take now and then but sweaty hands, never.
ReplyDeleteI liked it Marion. I am glad you let us in on the real story.
Dumb kid. But they (never me) were doing that back in my day too.
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a fine winter's tale!
ReplyDeleteA quicker brain was needed!
ReplyDeleteHa! A good one. :-D
ReplyDelete-HA
Those tongues and sweaty hands! I for a split second back in elementary school touched the tip of my tongue to the tether ball pole. I was lucky I chickened out.
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