AuntiE's difficult puzzle (Page 2): That depends on whether your lasso settles around my neck. :lol:...

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Searching wrote:

Ummmm....I'm good with a "lasso"....does that qualify me? :wink:

That depends on whether your lasso settles around my neck. :lol:

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

slatten49 wrote:

That depends on whether your lasso settles around my neck. :lol:

Details, details!! How I send that lasso is on me, but how, how you receive it? :lol: Don't you feel much better now, honesty being the best policy and all. :mrgreen: I did my best to make my disclaimer nonjudgmental as to your sk**l at "being rescued", I did. :roll:

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

slatten49 wrote:

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There are two different ways to make a rooster out of them, one requires super glue although kids paste will work. On a piece of paper draw the outline of a rooster, glue the flakes in place. Instant rooster
Better choice take the corn flakes go to a chicken farm, put the corn flakes in front of the rooster. While he is eating them grab him, wring his neck and you are ready to prepare dinner. When dinner is ready fax it to me for having made the suggestion.

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

slatten49 wrote:

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I'm always happy to help a friend in need.

:mrgreen:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

no propaganda please wrote:

There are two different ways to make a rooster out of them, one requires super glue although kids paste will work. On a piece of paper draw the outline of a rooster, glue the flakes in place. Instant rooster
Better choice take the corn flakes go to a chicken farm, put the corn flakes in front of the rooster. While he is eating them grab him, wring his neck and you are ready to prepare dinner. When dinner is ready fax it to me for having made the suggestion.

As to your first suggestion, I suspect our AuntiE is soon to be drawing, cutting and pasting such things in a safe and sheltered environment. They have homes for those like her. Regarding the second...I raise a few chickens, and have already eaten all but one rooster. He deserves a long, productive life. :wink:

We must all arrange to visit AuntiE in her new surroundings. :-D

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Worried for our children wrote:

I'm always happy to help a friend in need.

:mrgreen:

You are a kind and philanthropic friend, WFOC. However, the help our dear AuntiE needs requires special, professional sk**ls. For her betterment...yield to their expertise. :XD:

bahmer

slatten49 wrote:

You are a kind and philanthropic friend, WFOC. However, the help our dear AuntiE needs requires special, professional sk**ls. For her betterment...yield to their expertise. :XD:

I am thinking that you may receive a visit shortly by AuntiE with an assortment of cast iron frying pans in an assortment of sizes for your head.

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

slatten49 wrote:

You are a kind and philanthropic friend, WFOC. However, the help our dear AuntiE needs requires special, professional sk**ls. For her betterment...yield to their expertise. :XD:

Seems you think your buffer zone keeps you safe, lol. I'll come visit you in the hospital after you realize it's not as safe as you thought. :mrgreen:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Searching wrote:

Details, details!! How I send that lasso is on me, but how, how you receive it? :lol: Don't you feel much better now, honesty being the best policy and all. :mrgreen: I did my best to make my disclaimer nonjudgmental as to your sk**l at "being rescued", I did. :roll:

I have a hard time associating "being rescued" with having a lasso around my neck. :shock: Could you possibly be the legendary cowgirl Lucille Mullhall reincarnated, or perhaps Annie Oakley :?:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

bahmer wrote:

I am thinking that you may receive a visit shortly by AuntiE with an assortment of cast iron frying pans in an assortment of sizes for your head.

Mayhaps...I should rethink my public assessment of our lady's unique persona :?: :lol:

bahmer

slatten49 wrote:

Mayhaps...I should rethink my public assessment of our lady's unique persona :?: :lol:

That would be a good start.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Worried for our children wrote:

Seems you think your buffer zone keeps you safe, lol. I'll come visit you in the hospital after you realize it's not as safe as you thought. :mrgreen:

I consider 1500 miles a proper and safe "buffer zone," but, see above response to Mr. Bahmer.

I proclaim (upon advisement), the woman is a Saint. :mrgreen:

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

slatten49 wrote:

As to your first suggestion, I suspect our AuntiE is soon to be drawing, cutting and pasting such things in a safe and sheltered environment. They have homes for those like her. Regarding the second...I raise a few chickens, and have already eaten all but one rooster. He deserves a long, productive life. :wink:

We must all arrange to visit AuntiE in her new surroundings. :-D

As long as there is a pool, and her cats can join her she will be happy.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

no propaganda please wrote:

As long as there is a pool, and her cats can join her she will be happy.

Her cats, no doubt, will provide security for the center. :thumbup:

bahmer

slatten49 wrote:

I consider 1500 miles a proper and safe "buffer zone," but, see above response to Mr. Bahmer.

I proclaim (upon advisement), the woman is a Saint. :mrgreen:

Good choice sir.