Toadfish Monastery

You are right at the edge of the Apfelmännchen* (wee apple man).


*common name for the visual depiction of the Mandelbrot (that's German for almond bread) set.

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The sibling below me would like a set of gingerbread at the moment.

Yup, the full set including the witch and the two brats about to become dinner.

TSBM left some crumbs on the way here.

Since it was darf bred, no one will have removed them.

The sibling below me flies with the cranes

In a manner of speaking I do, they frequently are in sections of the interstate highway and fly as I "flyby" on my way to the office.

TSBM has nightmares about birds flying indoors*

_{*I actually do when the ceiling fans are on BTW}

Top of the list are mosquitos (not the twin-engined bombers), next are other stinging insects. I won't exclude bats. Birds I fear more outside or crashing and breaking through windows.

The sibling below me would prefer 5 scorpions* to 20 tarantulas in the bedroom

*not the most lethal type

As long as I'm not in there with them, fine.

The Sibling Below Me will now dance the bat-tusi.

Robbie Rotten does not dance!

The sibling below me cannot understand that

I can't, I've never seen the show.

TSBM has seen too much.

But still 8 episodes missing, BBC publishes too slow for my taste.

The sibling below me will write a philosophical essay about the Teletubbies for us.

I heard that they're gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that...


TSBM is more of a "Wiggles" fan.

Is that a tentacle show?

The sibling below me is shocked about so much ignorance.

Not really, to be informed about children's shows you need age appropriate children and those are usually too labor intensive to leave time for a forum like this.

TSBM is now reevaluating the whole procreation business.

Well, if I could get at least to the first step, I'd be willing to consider.
Btw, there are quite a few allusions in LazyTown above the target audience's age limit (or is Jaws now suitable from age 6 instead of 16?)

The sibling below me thinks that babies under 1 year of age would not be negatively affected by watching The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Actually I witnessed a couple taking their toddlers to The Ring. As to how good idea that was I don't know.

TSBM thinks that movie entry should be based on psychological rating.

But it would increase the ticket prize and prolong the lines, if every cinema had to employ/pay a certified psychologist for that.

the sibling below me thinks that the problem would be solved by having a training film plus questionnaire before every movie.