The Sibling Below Me...

[Aphos]

The book is "Pachy's Perky Pals" and is available on Amazon.com.


The sibling below me would like to buy a copy of PPP.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

I would, but my pet mouse is afraid of elephants.

The sibling below me thinks having a pet mouse AND pet cats is borrowing trouble.

[pieces o nine]

Probably depends on the specific cat and mouse.


The sibling below me thinks a sugar glider would make a great pet.

[Aphos]

It probably would, but Missy would likely get jealous.

The sibling below me wants to build his own xebec.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

Indeed I do.  Arrr, me hearties, t'would be a Great Adventure.  Arrrg.

The sibling below me, just as I did, had to google xebec

[Pachyderm]

Actually, I didn't. Due to reading Patrick O'Brien's Master and Commander series, I knew what one was.

TSBM will now Google "polacre" or "lateen"

[pieces o nine]

I would, but you are not the boss of me. 


The sibling below me prefers a good old fashioned trireme.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

Indeed.  I had one once, but as it was made of popsicle sticks held together with Elmer's glue and rubber bands, it was not that effective....

The sibling below me is saving up popsicle sticks in order to build a remote cabin somewhere or other. 


Just in Case.

[Aphos]

Actually, I was planning on bridging the Grand Canyon with them.  I figure I only need to eat about 945,789,238 more popsicles and I will have enough sticks.


The sibling below me thinks that eating Popsicles is the secret to world peace.

[Opsa]

Maybe if people have popsicles in their pie-holes they'll be less likely to say something stupid to one another.

The Sibling below me wonders why they aren't called "popsicle-holes".

[Aggie]

Maybe it's an American expression - apple pie and all.  As Canada is the most donut-eatingist country on earth, it'd more appropriately be a donut hole up here, which are generally known as 'Timbits'.  Popsicle holes would be more like these:
http://www.dippindots.com/products/


The sibling below me wishes that I'd shut my Timbit, but still prefers my drivel to a popsicle up the puppet-hole.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

Once in a great while, you'll see overpriced "Dippin' Dots" at fairs and such, around Oklahoma. 

Most folk don't cotton to messing with Sacred Ice Cream like that-- most frogurt (frozen yogurt) shops have closed, for example, and it's difficult to find quality frozen yogurt on the grocery shelves.   137 different variations on Ice Cream.... 3 (or fewer) varieties of frozen yogurt, none that are high quality.

*bleah* 

Tradition has it's place, but it ought to be spontaneously applied. 

The sibling below me has a different idea about both Tradition and Spontaneity.

[Pachyderm]

Lost a packet on Spontaneity in the 3:30 at Chepstow. Fit for glue, that nag. Tradition,I like, was part ofmy six-way accumulator.


TSBM will now defend Spontaneity, in a carefully thought out and planned manner.

[Griffin NoName]

S is for Silence
P is for Punctured
O is for One
N is for Night
T is for To
A is for Access
N is for Neurological
E is for Extremities
I is for In
T is for True
Y is for Yearning

TsBM will now defend Tradition in their own carefully thought and planned manner

[Sibling Qwertyuiopasd]

Yes.


TsBM is the fourth witch from macbeth