Been seeing that a week or more. Someone new? I had thought it was just an anon in a hurry.
In a way it’s good- they don’t show up on a thread or search.
Well just an idea, but I for one have really been waiting for a follow-up/continuation of Q’s “1st and ten on the 40” post so maybe that’s why I have that on the brain.
But it could be a new first down “on the 40”? Just hopin’.
Act 2, Scene 4- A falson “hawk’d at” and killed by an OWL.
Who sends falcons out to hunt? Were hawks reserved only for kings(representing rightful rule)?
How do hawks kill their prey? From above?
Where was the rightful king lodged?
In a red castle?
Where did Army Corps of Engineers derive their symbol? Were many of the engineers inordinately from Scottish ancestry? What is another red castle? In Scotland?
>Were hawks reserved only for kings(representing rightful rule)?
CORRECTION: Meant to say FALCONS were reserved for kings(representing rightful rule).
PS - Where was the shipping yard that built the TITANIC? Still a great shipyard?