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There it is Melville, the only survivor....
A Double Entendre!!!
Although Melville thought the whole thing was...
A little Redundant!
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27 comments:
well done!!
a Melville reference and a good laugh
I liked it too, G-man.
Have a great week!
You do have a way with words. And clean too. :)
Great one for the day, G-man! I love the Melville reference, too! Have a great week!
Sylvia
Little did Melville know when he was writing that the double entendres would get more press than his puns.
A great ยต-fiction, GM. :)
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Yes, redundant, indeed.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Very clever :o)
nice...where is my great white whale....
LOL--a a redundant double entendre...made me laugh.
Hey, I just wrote something redundant.
Mellville connection? Wonderful!
Very clever, Mr. G.
LOL! They are quite the duo!!! :O)
Redundant, but still no suds...
Terrific story to go with the pic. Melville would approve!
Hmm redundant, Melville, double entendres - you been taken Lit classes at night?
nice MFM
Now that is a very humorous take on the prompt.
Thanks, have a great week.
Not having any luck with posting pictures to specific blogs- but I credit it anyway.
okay. this one's over my head......
someone needs to reference the 'gordans' fishsticks!! or is it gordmans?? dont know i dont eat fishsticks but that guy looks familiar!!
Who's Melville?
this is really good. :)
Hoo baby, thank god it wasn't the great white whale up there on the beach.
Have a great week.
Like the reference to Melville. Funny too!
Great reference to Melville this week! Loved it.
Lol. This made me laugh. Have a great week!
¸.•´♥Elizabeth
Very clever! LOL! :O)
if it had been ivory it would have floated on its own.
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