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Fish and Pins
Posted: 22 February 2010
Word Count: 41
Summary: For Oonah's ocean and voodoo challenge
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Lady Octopad ordered Dish of the Day. The head waiter presented her with Fisherman’s Testicles and a side dish of Captain’s crunchy fingers.
Lisa stuck pins in her doll’s eyes while her teacher wept blood over Lisa’s essay on Homer’s Odysseus.
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 Prospero at 18:34 on 22 February 2010
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I laughed at the first one, Jennifer. Has the second to do with the blinding of the Cyclops?
But very good I enjoyed them.
Best
John
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 V`yonne at 20:07 on 22 February 2010
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Very neat work Jennifer! I love them both. The first is quite funny but in a horror way - I'd try sending these each on the appropriate dates  Well done that woman!
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 GaiusCoffey at 21:11 on 22 February 2010
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Think I may be Prospero's opposite as I laughed at the second and had questions about the first...  Although, writing this, I think I have just "got" the first one too. Might have understood it more quickly if I had ever been to a posh restaurant serving fish fingers. 
G
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 jenzarina at 21:27 on 22 February 2010
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Yes, I laughed at the first too. Great stuff.
The second works best if the essay theme somehow links to what Lisa is doing. Does Homer exactly? I thought maybe Newton's Third Law? 'For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction'
Summat like that.
Jen
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tusker at 08:48 on 23 February 2010
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Thanks to you all for your kind comments. At least I haven't made myself look a plonker with the effort, and it was an effort.
I read somewhere, yonks ago, that Homer was blind but maybe that's a myth.
The 1st one is an octupus's revenge on fishermen. Good on her I say.
The 2nd one just popped into my head and really has no meaning apart from an act of revenge.
Jennifer
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 CharlieMac at 16:53 on 26 February 2010
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The effort paid off Jennifer, well done, I particularly enjoyed the second. Clever.
Charlotte
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tusker at 08:10 on 27 February 2010
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Many thanks for your kind comments, Charlie, Jules and Laurence.
Jennifer
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