Gregory's Server
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 @checkervest @wordsmith I was scrolling back through my media posts looking for something else and spotted him! I love him  @checkervest not sure if he's swallowing or vomiting the frog I choose to assume it's the former to fit the "swallow a frog" idiom (for doing something unpleasant) and because it makes it funnier to me π also, just learned that "swallowing a frog" is an idiom in more than one language, so that's cool @checkervest apparently there's a quote about swallowing a frog in the morning that's misattributed to Mark Twain but it looks like, ultimately, it was some other guy as usual haha  @meqif @checkervest @Bella @checkervest that's so good! π€£ I keep coming back to this image and asking "friend, why are you having a fish with your coffee instead of a pastry?"  @checkervest moisturized, unbothered, in my lane, (which was apparently a guy's throat), flourishing @checkervest well that was certainly a way to get a song in someone's head who let the frogs out... @checkervest I don't know if I ever officially designated this frankly hall-of-fame post as a #CertifiedLaserdiscBanger, but I'm doing it here  @checkervest 1. The frog is actually a footed fish @checkervest how very dare you! I bestow verity gratis and you dispense but slander in return! I'm only going to stop boosting this when it stops being funny to me, sorry everyone   @checkervest fills me with joy every time i see it, I'm rooting for that frog @checkervest Is he eating or expelling, I can't tell and don't know why it is important to me, but it is important I know. @sullybiker he is expelling a frog! I hope I am able to put your mind at rest here π @checkervest Because, Alex, if there are arse-burrowing giant frogs out there I feel I should know  @checkervest hm, is this the source of the Finnish expression βlet a frog out of your mouthβ (saying something inflammatory) @Setok this drawing is from an illuminated manuscript about the Bible book of Revelations, regarding a false prophet. it really sank into folklore, there are a lot of stories that involve a good person being blessed with diamonds and pearls dropping from their mouths when they speak and a bad person being cursed with frogs and snakes. so I'm pretty sure that there's a good chance the Finnish expression is absolutely connected to the same source! @checkervest but I just vomited a creature yesterday canβt I take a single day off smh   Look you can see in the pic I sprained my right eye horking up that frog last week. It's someone else's turn.  @georgespolitzer people love the frog! also which one is that I don't know if I've seen it @sirber  @checkervest I feel like this has the βwhat? β¦why?? β¦what?β energy a lot of early TNG had @chucker I love medieval manuscript art for this, you never know what people are going to draw. at least this one is based on a bible verse and isn't just people jousting on snails  @checkervest that gave me the LOL I needed this morning π @checkervest Sounds about right. This is the day my Fedex guy left a photo of the delivery of my new ipad. It was a dick pick.   good fucking fuck Iβve never seen a wednesdaymydudes before. absolutely terrifying, whatβs the stats @checkervest he had a frog in his throat. Now to look and see who made the same comment.  @checkervest   @checkervest medieval mr bean had a frog in his throat...which explains why he no longer speaks?    "what a day what a day if you can look it in the face and hold your vomit" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZTcxtQWVNU :) |
I love this guy's expression. every time I see this image it fills me with delight. what emotion are you conveying my darling