If you should ever
catch on fire, they say
you should immediately
“Stop, Drop and Roll”
***
But, while they may
say “Roll” they do not
say in which direction.
So I would add
***
” … away from me.”
.
If you should ever
catch on fire, they say
you should immediately
“Stop, Drop and Roll”
***
But, while they may
say “Roll” they do not
say in which direction.
So I would add
***
” … away from me.”
.
Especially if George is sitting
on the seat of the fire 🔥 🚒
I really don’t know why I also grab that chair. Thanks, David
We are all George.
Said the extra cut from the film, Spartacus. Thanks, VC
Johnny Storm is coming for you!
The Human Torch? Nah. Why would I fear any superhero fueled by the power of unrequited love? Thanks, David
:D :D :D Good advice!
Thank you, MM!
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Thank you, David (and thanks for adding that little credit at the bottom for any reader asking, George? George, who?
Unless Geo has requested to be the light of the party
That is one thing Geo has never been. Thanks, Pam.
Excellent advice. If you can’t stand the heat, then get out of the kitchen (because that’s where George is located, so please retire to a separate room).
Yeh, that’s true. If it’s a party then I am usually hanging out in the kitchen.
I’d lack to add: And away from Betsy too.
Noted. And thanks, Betsy.
Not how I roll😜
As George Harrison said, “Let it roll across the floor, through the hall and out the door.” Thanks for reading and commenting, Michael.
Mad King George
a tinder-box ruled
English Lit
Mad King George abolished slavery. Not a bad King, what. Well, he might have otherwise been, but that is the only bit of MKG trivia recall from high school. MKG being what he was called on early social media. Thanks, E. Sum. What is new with you?
Depending on the direction I roll when I’m on fire, everything is new every day.
Out of the frying pan, away from George!
As a friend of mine used to say, “That’s the spice!” Thanks, Stacey.
I was taught to roll right, lean left.
Sorry for the lateness of my reply. Thanks, Geoff
George, why are you at so many fires?
That’s a very good question — USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS QUESTION. And sorry for the lateness of my reply. Thanks, Diana!
Good one. I like.
and I thank.
Ha! This is good.
It reminds me of the title from a book c.a. early 1990s: “It was on Fire when I Lay Down on it”.
That’s interesting because I referenced one of Fulghum’s books previously, though I have never read his work. Thanks, SS