Take this with a grain of salt. A big mis-steak for Sir Loin to beef up his past. He carved a fake story to raise up his son. The poor boy has been in a stew ever since and is now as dry as a bone.
Fleshing out FormerLib’s comment: “Earl of Cloves, Duke of Brittingham, Baron of Munchausen Essence of Myrrh, Milk of Magnesia, Quarter of ten…
Got lots of stamina!”
We had two bulls named Chuck and Sir Loin while growing up in Indiana in the early 1950’s.
Are you steaking your reputation on this one?
That’s bull!
Take this with a grain of salt. A big mis-steak for Sir Loin to beef up his past. He carved a fake story to raise up his son. The poor boy has been in a stew ever since and is now as dry as a bone.
Cud ya forget his udder buddy, Sir Osis of the Liver from the knights of the Round table? Butt I’m just ribbin’ ya.
(With special thanks to Bugs Bunny.)
Fleshing out FormerLib’s comment: “Earl of Cloves, Duke of Brittingham, Baron of Munchausen Essence of Myrrh, Milk of Magnesia, Quarter of ten…
Got lots of stamina!”