Subject: But the prize, if there was a prize, goes to the Tsarina - Lisa Grossman, genius creator of our knit squid, who proposes an Ungrateful Squid - a Serpentsteuthis.

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Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 16:17:40 +0100

We all love Archie, Lisa - we'll take care of him and feed him and take him for walks and definitely won't put him in stir-fries.
" to every passerby, trying to shanghai people to board her bus. Oh, it's the finest thing!
You heard it here first. Of course, they could always be better. Natasha survived the encounter. Natasha survived the encounter.
I confess that I don't attempt the elegant flip that V performs, above.
Kevin - Aw, come on, Tibor - why don't you buy it?
All in all, it was a pretty strange dream, and much more exciting than my previous presidential dream. (stops to consider a mo) That's. One lady tried to bully me onto her bus, which was not going to DC - she was actually trying to shove my considerable bulk up the bus steps. Further developments will be reported as they occur, if not before.
In further knitted cephalopod news, Sherry Weller wrote in to share the lovely knitted nautiloids from her online Nautie Knit-Along.
Of course, they could always be better. Lisa devoted wonderful attention to Archie details, like his superb, though terrifying leather beak. As this illustration, one of Josef Lada's famous images from The Good Soldier Svejk, clearly shows. Just another tragic example of American cultural imperialism.
As one would expect in a film set in the Dual Monarchy period, there are also some very nice tschakos on display, too.
We got your Giant Tree Squid (Arborteuthis dux)(left) and we got your Gray Dire Cat (out of focus, right).
Could a fellow who actually chooses to wear a bonnet de police not know the meaning of On les aura!
to him - he studiously looked away from me - ignored me.
to him - he studiously looked away from me - ignored me.