C30
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You've got to admit it was a pretty high tech achievement, or a gihugeous pumpkin shell! Lol Reply #1. Nov 10 11, 1:19 AM |
lesley153
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No, I don't think anyone could stretch that far! Still off topic, but fun (I think): Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater, Had a wife and couldn't keep her; He put her in a pumpkin shell, And there he kept her very well " This nursery rhyme also has its roots in America, unlike most that started in England. It was a different time back then for women, and for views on divorce, too, which is why this rhyme served to warn young girls about infidelity. Peter's wife was supposedly a harlot, and Peter's remedy for the situation was to kill her and hide her body in a giant pumpkin shell." http://brainz.org/24-terrifying-thoughtful-and-absurd-nursery-rhymes-children/ Reply #2. Nov 10 11, 5:49 AM |
cubswin2323
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Maybe the pumpkin shell was originally designed by Buckminster Fuller? lol Reply #3. Jan 16 12, 11:56 AM |
Greatguggly
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I'd think hiding her in several regular sized pumpkins would attract a lot less attention than one giant pumpkin. Reply #4. Jan 16 12, 1:07 PM |
Johnsnow
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That question should probably be in Humanities since you have to be a Broadway musical major to know half of those questions anyway... Reply #5. Jan 19 12, 9:18 PM |
timence
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Botany? Reply #6. May 01 12, 6:19 AM |
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