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To: abuelita who wrote (21620)	1/22/2003 12:48:42 AM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104160

canuck- three of them sitting on top of the toilet tank i didn't want to say which shelf they were on... but that's the one alright. <g> "somos uno mundo" -toilet tankie

To: abuelita who wrote (21620)	1/22/2003 6:32:42 AM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104160

three of them sitting on top of the toilet tank <g> Thats funny. Us too. I think of you every time I pee. <vbg> Actually we have them in a glass dish with some other shells sitting on top of the tank cover. With the way they just happen to be set, two of the shells appear to be some sinister crazed eyes with the spirals peering at me. The other shell is turned in a way it sort of resembles it's mouth. (Go ahead and arrange them like that. You will see what I mean. Turn the mouth one upside down.) (I know Polvo is gonna do this and laugh. Then he'll show his wife.) Looks a little like this: @@ ..D The hairline cracks and lines make the eyes look bulging and bloodshot. Sometimes I get stage fright and have to look away until I begin to flow. Then the shells begin to mock me. "You able to please anyone with that little thing?" "Is that the snail that used to live in us?" "Hey Oscar Meyer, nice cocktail frank..." It used to be nice and quiet in that bathroom. Now I can barely do any reading in there without hearing, "Turn the page already. You sure do read slowly." Or "Hey turn back to that photo of Carmen Diaz. I wasn't done soaking her in." Needless to say I've been using the bathroom downstairs much more often now. The drippy faucet down there doesn't seem bother me nearly as much anymore. :) -Clappy P.S. Of course I'm jus' funnin'. I love the shells and they really are in the bathroom. I was just letting my imagination run a little bit... Imagine. You spend your life in the pristine waters of Northwestern Canada only to end up on a toilet tank in Clappy's bathroom where he stinks up the place each morning. What a way to end up... Seems unfair doesn't it. Yin and Yang I guess.