Mn Dave's Shed of Danger

[MN Dave]

 

[Elgarian]

Let us recall together the Three Great Deeds of Wisdom that The Taughtus taught us:

Say nothing.
Move slowly.
Eat lettuce.

[MN Dave]

Let us recall together the Three Great Deeds of Wisdom that The Taughtus taught us:

Say nothing.
Move slowly.
Eat lettuce.

Very good.

[karlhenning]

Eat lettuce, let us eat!

[Szykneij]

Eat lettuce, let us eat!

Eat let us, lettuce eat!!

[MN Dave]

Sleet et us! Et us sleet!

Er...

[Elgarian]

Or, as the Great Tortoise Virgil etched, in Latin, on the shell of his late father:

Tortoisatis, Tortoisissimus.
Lettisculum, lettisculatus.
Soarissibus, soariculantis.

[greg]

I'd like to see Finnish versions of those words. Not sure they'd fit on Great Tortoise's late father's shell, though.

[Sergeant Rock]

Sleet et us! Et us sleet!

Et tu, sleet?

[The new erato]

De e eit slit.

Slit pronounced as sleet.

(Clue: Norwegian dialect)

[karlhenning]

We need the Shed more than ever, meseems.

[MN Dave]

"Meseems" Never used that one. 

[Elgarian]

We need the Shed more than ever, meseems.

Sometimes the door of the Shed fails to open, but only because we're banging on it so hard.

[MN Dave]

Sometimes the Shed is empty.  0:)

[karlhenning]

Yea, there is always room in the Shed.

[MN Dave]

Sometimes it is half full. 

[Gurn Blanston]

Sometimes it is half full. 

It is neither fast nor slow, nor yet half-slow, but rather...  0:)

[Elgarian]

Yea, there is always room in the Shed.

And the Shed is always in the room.

[karlhenning]

And the Shed is always in the room.

Pow!

[MN Dave]

Yo, Elgarian in da house!