i wonder what that feel like? wearing knickers??? having them fall down? causing that kind of embarrassment??? on the other hand...nah... i like it better today. :)
It's alright for some, giggling in the middle of environmental collapse, economic armageddon, death, famine, war and pestilence. Keep smiling though - if you can.
I welcome your comments, the gloomier the better. I don't think there's much hope, but that doesn't mean I'm not interested in what you have to say. If you expect me to approve your comment before it appears, you're about to be disappointed. Never have understood why some hypersensitive bloggers need to see what others say before they allow the comment. Poor, sensitive wee souls.
Of course, now the guy in knickers takes all the attention from the lovely lady! Great little poem.
ReplyDeletei wonder what that feel like? wearing knickers??? having them fall down? causing that kind of embarrassment??? on the other hand...nah... i like it better today. :)
ReplyDeleteDance to the Moulin Rouge
For someone who purports to be miserable, you have a very good sense of humour!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Frances. Thinking of someone's knickers falling down on the dance floor nearly broke my heart.
Delete*giggle*
ReplyDeleteIt's alright for some, giggling in the middle of environmental collapse, economic armageddon, death, famine, war and pestilence. Keep smiling though - if you can.
DeleteExcellent! She does look a trifle uncomfortable - or slightly deformed, one or the other... :)
ReplyDeleteSee Helen above. She alone spotted that my haiku is for the goon in pantaloons standing akimbo. Although I didn't realise this when I posted.
DeleteThat was before duct tape was invented--wasn't it?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jerry. That's WHY duct tape was invented.
DeleteIs that miserable looking old git on the stool really you? Inspired haiku, Horseman.
ReplyDeleteLoved this humorous view of the Mag this week...nothing worse than knickers in a knot! LOL
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