Warning! Piss Poor Punnage Ahead.
From the Celebrity Animals challenge. See all 86 entries (closed)
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From the Celebrity Animals challenge. See all 86 entries (closed)
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What, and I suppose you're some sort of Camelid Buddhist deity expert are you?
Monday is so obviously a Llama, you can tell by the 'banana' shaped ear - you fool!
Granted, Friday is a little less obvious, but it identifies as a Llama. It's chosen pronouns are Push-me/Pull-you.
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Sun 20 Jan 2019, 22:07,
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Granted, Friday is a little less obvious, but it identifies as a Llama. It's chosen pronouns are Push-me/Pull-you.
Incidentally, this one time I was in Bolivia about 9 years ago
there was a young girl hanging around a small village in the mountains in full traditional garb, holding a baby alpaca. Obviously, she was there so that any passing tourists would want to take pictures, and give her money and/or sweets.
Anyway, an English bloke on the same bus spoke a bit of Spanish, and tried to engage her in conversation by asking the alpaca's name. She didn't understand his rudimentary linguistics, and replied with her own name - "Norma".
"No," my English friend responded, "alpaca nombre?"
Finally, she understood. "Harry Potter," she replied.
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Sun 20 Jan 2019, 23:15,
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Anyway, an English bloke on the same bus spoke a bit of Spanish, and tried to engage her in conversation by asking the alpaca's name. She didn't understand his rudimentary linguistics, and replied with her own name - "Norma".
"No," my English friend responded, "alpaca nombre?"
Finally, she understood. "Harry Potter," she replied.