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No matter what, they got us thinking. That’s not a bad thing.
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Great signs. Years ago, somewhere in Asia, I think, I was touring an old palace, when I came to an open field, enclosed by a fence. There was a sign saying “No Trespassing” with a drawing of one man holding a rifle and another lying on the ground. I chose not to trespass.
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I don’t think I’d trespass either! 🤣
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I laughed out loud at the squirrel sign. And the duck! sign was truly inspired.
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The duck sign was the whole inspiration for the post. Now I want all my signs just like that one. 😂
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WHO tried to use that road which was temporally closed for the Time Being?
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I dunno, but he was wearing a suit with sneakers. 👟
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Was his father there also–Time Being relative?
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No, but his father-in-law was.
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“Chicken loses job
Chicken is broke
Chicken strips”
I think a naked, featherless chicken is a sight most fowl.
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But good eatin’ once cooked.
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Doctor Who has a father-in-law but no father? I thought Time Lords were not allowed to get married?
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David Tennant (the 10th Doctor) is married to Georgia Moffett Tennant, the daughter of the fifth Doctor, Peter Davison. For further weirdness, Georgia is the daughter of both. She played Jenny in “The Doctor’s Daughter,” who was the result of the 10th Doctor’s DNA being forcibly taken to make a clone. The two started dating after the episode.
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Okay thank you.
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🤣 This is why Whovian nerds are so hot on the dating scene. 😏 That and long scarves, jelly babies, fezzes and bow ties (because bow ties are cool).
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