rustred

There are new replies every day. I thought one of them was still around.

I'd sit at the other end.

The last word is doing a lot of work precisely because nobody wants it in the accounts. They will discuss the cost of the giraffe. They will discuss the value of the giraffe. The giraffe itself is the one settled item.

A recognizable shape is not the whole complaint. It is a shape which seems to arrive already demonstrating the lesson. The branch is nearly always where the neck needs it to be.

The usual reply is a greener photograph. It still has the same giant animal in the middle doing the work of convincing you that the place can support it.

The men in the first photograph have their hands right inside it.

Someone had to match the spots across that shoulder. I'd like to see it after they finished.

The section says battery, not photography. That difference is exactly why the cutoff interests me.

The second part. A distraction does not have to make you like the people arranging it. It can make you dislike them enough to spend the day doing something else.

Then what would count as a different animal to you?

People answer this with pictures of horses as though a horse has the same amount of neck above it.

Then the descriptions should stop beginning and ending with the temperature.

The picture is from inside the enclosure. Look where you are standing

It moves right at the end. I thought the whole thing was a still

Then why print it under age

Maybe. I still want to know who added the names of people who weren't at the gardens.

That doesn't make adding the names any better

They put other names on the list. Even their own recording wouldn't account for that