In answer to a request, today we ponder 2 of the trickiest questions ever asked:
Are Bert and Ernie more than just friends?
Why does bungle go to be in pyjamas, but walks around naked all day?
Where to start on these thorny issues? Bert and Ernie, 2 likely lads having some fun, the bed sharing a sign of the poverty they live in. Always dressed in the same clothes (always clean, the pride is there), rarely leaving the house, these two make the best of their situation. Government hand outs for muppets don't meet the needs of the individual, and employment opportunities are scarce, but they do the best they can.
Bungle, and his pyjamas, is an easier question. Bungle is a bear, they don't require clothes, they carry their own fur coat with them at all times. He chooses to wear pyjamas simply for the comfort factor. Cotton next to fur in between cotton sheets. Lovely.
Hope that helped clear these issues up. Any more difficult questions, drop me a note, or leave them in the comments.
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Me, Steve, spouting off about stuff that interests me. Probably techie, but not necessarily. Linux and google are a favourite, but life and general weirdness can be expected too.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
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