Fostahs-Owstraylean fuh beyuh!

Wow! I've never seen one that close. I wonder what Bill Shanyfelt has to say about this?

Now I'm really worried! Maybe you should push the Rescue button on your locator device.

Despite your warning, I went ahead and read your reply, and everything you wrote makes perfect sense. Hmmm, what does that say about me?

Many a good man have been lost (were lost? had been lost? was lost?) on the Moodolallabuttanrumpa. No women have been lost, because they have more sense than to travel in such a place.

Little known fact: Ihooaryou was named in 1978 by Peter Townshend during an expedition to the region. He was accompanied by Baba O'Reilly, Boris the Spider and Happy Jack.

(Sheesh!This reply went nowhere fast. If I were you, I wouldn't read it. I should delete it, but who has time for that?)

Good point, and I did actually think about that. But, as usual, I went for silly wordplay over historical accuracy.

It sounds like there's a lot of things you haven't seen. Come to think of it, I've never seen Barry Manilow either.

"... Americans-to-be from Europe were the first settlers in America. ... "

Apart, of course, from the various peoples who migrated here thousands of years earlier and became what we now think of as the Native peoples.

You guys are killin' me!

Hahahahahah!!!!

It makes you think.

In all of my years I've never seen a sunset like that. Of course, I've never even seen Barry Manilow.

The one-L Lama, he's a priest.
The two-L llama, he's a beast.
But I will bet a silk pajama,
There's no such thing as a three-L lllama. (*)

(*: The author's attention has been drawn to a type of conflagration known as a "three-alarmer". Pooh.)

-- Ogden Nash

It could happen... I imagine. They are camels too, after all!
Such fun! Nowhere else could this happen.