Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly Kill This Thread XIV

especially if your hobby involves ropes.

While I will hang the laundry outside to save a few bucks on electricity, I don't really think it qualifies as a hobby.

My dad always looked at hanging clothes to dry as a form of exercise. He also thought that clothes hanging to dry was a beautiful sight.

I suppose if I squint, there are certain machines at the gym which almost mimic the motions of hanging the clothes and taking them down.

They used to have a giant tire you could hit with a big hammer for exercise, but they got rid of that. Too bad. It was very therapeutic. Now I'll have to learn boxing, I guess.

That you put my picture on the giant tire is the reason I asked them too remove it. Of course, I only meant the picture. I can't help it if they misunderstood.

It's tire-some being misunderstood all the time.

Nice try, but I've already seen Quislet's pic and he doesn't look anything like Kissinger.

Can you believe that he is still alive?

Are you kidding? I site that fact as obvious proof that there's no God.

Well, I am an atheist already, so that was a bit unnecessary

More evidence on our side: Keith Richards.

Only the good die young?

This thread must be quite evil, then.

As is well known, evil can be eradicated completely by simply ignoring it for 24 hours. Let us not waste any time in doing so.... starting...now...

I fully agree!

Thanks Ibby. It was vital to get that regulatory quorum of two before we could officially commence the 24 hour shut down. Now that we have it, thread silence can commence...now!

Indeed! That was a great idea, thothy!

Fortunately, we whispered these posts so the evil thread couldn't hear. Still, better not take any chances...

But that trick never works!

What do you suggest?

The last time required the website to crash for a week. But I don't recommend that.

Other interests do tend to creep in without Legion World there. Obviously, they aren't as important and are merely substitute interests to help me over the trauma of losing LW for a couple of weeks

The Legion still takes precedence

One of my cartoonist pals had a giant, amiable dog named Crash. Crash's litter-mate (also giant) was named Burn.

When I was little a German Shepard lived up the road from us. He was named Crash. One day we (my brothers, mother and stepfather) were walking our dogs and Crash came racing down the street towards us. Our dog, Max, stood his ground and bowed his head. Crash plowed straight into Max and lived up to his name. He bounced off Max and flipped onto the street, got up looking dazed and wandered home.

Max by the way was a 260 lb. English Mastiff.