As a point of
clarification:
The Frankincense
Monster
was not named
Frankincense.
That was just
what he
smelled like.
.
keep circulating the URL
As a point of
clarification:
The Frankincense
Monster
was not named
Frankincense.
That was just
what he
smelled like.
.
keep circulating the URL
I heard he was very conscious of how he smelled and if people mentioned it he’d get real angry and become Frank-incenced!
Very good, Tyeh, and thanks.
What I want to know is this. Was he constructed at that ‘Ol Factory?
Unconfirmed. Thanks, Bruce.
😂
Thanks, Sadje!
You’re welcome
That makes perfect sense to me, George. Clear as myrrh.
Noted. Thanks, E Sum!
Most welcome, George. Thanks for taking note that in 1974 Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder smelled like Frankincense and Myrrh, while Peter Boyle and Gene Hackman smelled like Cloris Leachman and Madeline Kahn.
Thanks for the clarification, George.
Knowledge is power. Thanks, Pam.
Frankly, it makes sense.
About time someone clarified this. It was always awkward. I just called him Frank.
You did better than me. I was calling him Mr. Smells. Thanks, G
:D :D :D
Thanks, mm!
The magi had to bring along something to shut up that little drummer boy.
And what does this F stand for anyway?
Sadly, not myrrh or gold.
Youll smell him and like it
In life smelling good is half the job. Thanks, B
Myrrh acu lous poem! Tref!
Very good, sdtp, very good. And thanks.
Well, at least he didn’t smell like road kill. :)
Legend has it many a last word in those parts was, “What is that wonderful smell?” Thanks, Nancy!
Well, I can’t see why the villager’s were all in a huff about if he smelled so nice?
The Irish Spring Monster had its defenders, too. Thanks, Janny!
One of life’s mysteries, solved at last! lol
And the next time somebody at a party is prattling on about Frankincense you can quietly correct the record. You’re welcome. And thanks, Jean!