I see I already answered three years ago.Though my original answer is still very true, tonight I felt like answering with:
Farting:)

I came across Zack's question here and forgot how COOL this picture is!!  :)

I'll accept your apology . . . Hey, wait . . . :)

I'll gladly accept, any time, Purple Palace Coral Bells - - the leaves are my favorite part

Nope.For all the reasons already shared, I try to let loose -- like this guy --

The listening experience itself, here,  is worth any prize for me:"Alice Cooper Goes to Hell"    Full album  :)

Stu Spelling Bee caught that, too.  Along with you. And me.  :)And my mile-long monologue about my LOVE for Bobbie Gentry and her song!!  :)

Hey -- and watch that video if you haven't seen it -- that's Madonna and Roseanne Barr there, too --- I picked the video by chance - - but Barbra Streisand surprises them at the end of the skit by appearing -- I read that she was in her car by chance and ...  moreHey -- and watch that video if you haven't seen it -- that's Madonna and Roseanne Barr there, too --- I picked the video by chance - - but Barbra Streisand surprises them at the end of the skit by appearing -- I read that she was in her car by chance and heard the skit on the show and had her driver take her to the studio and she walks in!! Ha!!  

Warm wishes to you.

:):)

For sure, my friend. For sure.

This is all my opinion:Never will I read a book by some author who took Gentry's song and wrote a novel. :)Gentry's song is perfect, as is.I refuse to watch the movie, either.  :)   Though Robby Benson would be great in the role, in my opin...  moreThis is all my opinion:Never will I read a book by some author who took Gentry's song and wrote a novel. :)Gentry's song is perfect, as is.I refuse to watch the movie, either.  :)   Though Robby Benson would be great in the role, in my opinion.The song is too perfect for me to mess around with. This is all my opinion -- I love your posts, Echooos, and I don't want you to think I'm angry because I'm not.  :)My answer down there might help explain from where I come.  :)    

Okay, CosmicWunderkind -- you started it. And I will finish it. At least, finish it for me.   :)Yes, that song enthralled me as a young six-years-old boy. And I do mean, ENTHRALLED me. And, as I've posted more than several times on the site here...  moreOkay, CosmicWunderkind -- you started it. And I will finish it. At least, finish it for me.   :)Yes, that song enthralled me as a young six-years-old boy. And I do mean, ENTHRALLED me. And, as I've posted more than several times on the site here, if I had to choose, I would call this song "The Best Song I've Ever Heard."  As a young little guy, my taste in music was superb (to me). The song remains flawless (to me) --Songwriter Bobbie Gentry's poetry, her singing and guitar playing, the strings-only background accompaniment arrangement and performance - - flawless (to me) StuSpelling Bee is correct - - "Tallahatchie Bridge."
Also, "Billie" Joe --  not "Billy" Joe.Yes, as a youngster, I did listen to this song over and over and over and over and over and over. Macabre and morbid for a young boy? Possibly - - but its flawless character compelled me.As an adult, I recently realized that as a young boy, I had correctly caught Gentry's point for her song, unlike a huge amount of other people....    less

Thank you, Stu Spelling Bee  - - that is officially my Very Favorite Correction You've Ever Grammar-Copped.  :)My answer will help explain. It may take me a while to write my answer.    :)

Yes.

And I enjoyed listening again to it.  :)

Very good to hear.  :)Thanks for taking time to share.  :)

Maybe when I remember laughing at 'her.':)That's all I ever think of when I hear that word. :)

Scary to me, too.

I was thinking about you and wishing the best. I remember somewhere else on the site you had posted you were concerned about Ian's arrival.Glad to see you here sharing.

Yes to all you wrote.  :)Thanks, too.  :)

:) Sounds grayt!Even better, a gray sky has always been my favorite kind of weather.  :)

Gay

Interesting -- I was thinking along the same track. I looked up how the actors had died in real life.  I also found an article that mentioned how one of the witnesses to the death of actor Carl Dean Switzer ("Alfalfa") said that his stepfather h...  moreInteresting -- I was thinking along the same track. I looked up how the actors had died in real life.  I also found an article that mentioned how one of the witnesses to the death of actor Carl Dean Switzer ("Alfalfa") said that his stepfather had no reason at all to further escalate the situation by killing Switzer.  

It's all good. :)Another long day. But I enjoy everything I do.And thanks for being probably the only one who caught my " 'come out' and play" joke answer -- let alone like it.  :)

That rain part -- except for WelbyQuentin who as a child often went outside to play if he saw it was raining. Loved it.  :)

Yes, I get your point but I still have to be wary of my extreme concern - - too often it is a distortion of reality, or a fabrication of my own, which then becomes unnecessary worry on my part.  :)

I'm scared to admit that I've read a lot of Dostoevsky's works and have liked all of them. Just call me The Idiot, I guess.  :)

Actually, that post about falling asleep was last night. But here I am falling asleep again.  Ha! :)got home from work only an hour ago.

I wouldn't know all of those birds by sight, most likely. But I know I'd probably like to watch all of them. :)I've not seen sandhill cranes, I don't think.

Yeah, I've got to be careful on the driving part. :)Meant to come back to reply but forgot til now. And now I'm falling asleep. Will hopefully remember to come back soon and write more, here and down on your other comment. :)

By far, one or two quick beeps to wave "Hi!" to someone I know, either a pedestrian or maybe someone in a nearby vehicle. In my life, in serious driving situations, blaring a horn is a waste of time. Time that, instead, can be used to avoid a ba...  moreBy far, one or two quick beeps to wave "Hi!" to someone I know, either a pedestrian or maybe someone in a nearby vehicle. In my life, in serious driving situations, blaring a horn is a waste of time. Time that, instead, can be used to avoid a bad event. - - I don't care who is at "fault" or if someone drives unlike me - - I just want to avoid anyone, including me, getting hurt.  

It went over my head, too. Again. Until I saw your answer. Knowing Slartibartfast's posts, I "should have known.":)

Adorable picture. :)

He can wear - or not wear -  anything he likes.  :)

Helps me, actually.I go to one of them.  ACoA.  :)

And I still could talk about Bobbie Gentry's "Ode to Billie Joe" forever.  :)

Wile is my very good friend --  he came over and showed me my preferred way of travel.

I did.  Chills, and welling up in my eyes, shock - - just like every time I hear of such events. 

Very cool.I've seen a couple here.I really like seeing vultures, too - - at least, what I assume are vultures.I like to watch crows a lot, too.  Watching crows do anything has lays appealed to me. I like their seemingly strong self-confidence. :)Larg...  moreVery cool.I've seen a couple here.I really like seeing vultures, too - - at least, what I assume are vultures.I like to watch crows a lot, too.  Watching crows do anything has lays appealed to me. I like their seemingly strong self-confidence. :)Large birds up high, flying -- stops me in my tracks and I just stand there and watch. Pure beauty to me. :)  

Let's both relate ourselves together out of that Way of Thinking.  :)

Oh, no. I knew I was right to worry  . . .
 

Good choice. I love living with my cat, too, but I still chose birds at which to gaze in wonder.  :)

Large birds in flight

Worry.(I believe worrying is useless to do by anyone of any intelligence.)
 

(I like your sense of humor.)

I've always truly cared about other people in my life. And I have a creative fertile imagination.But then, at times, I can get overly concerned with my very active imagination and create non-existent worries - thinking I may have hurt or angered others.

Ha! Thanks for a Pick!And, years later, there's still no fabric softener in there.

A kind and caring "ditto" from me for Danilo_G's and Spunky's answers.:)

Yeah, I'm not much of a fan. I can eat it but I don't consciously go after it to prepare or choose to eat. I can't even remember the last time I've eaten it.