Twelve shrew stomachs. Pencil with watercolour. 12cm x 17cm.Click to enlarge.
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Is it too weird to have a favourite?
Hell, why am I asking you? You're the weirdo who drew them.
Actually I have two favourites. Maybe three.
They look a wee bit like roasted chickens seen from farish away and here's me hungry for roast chicken now and nary a one in the house. Damn you, Nadler.
I am always impressed by the subterfuge-ish lengths (aka Hide & Seek with the Unconscious) you will go to in order to permit yourself to draw cock on your blog.
Prozac attempts to drag the discourse to the gutter with talk of cock, but I rise above it. Noblesse oblige. However, can you be absolutely SURE that these are genuine shrews' stomachs? I mean, is your shrew stomach supplier a man of honour? I have heard of cheapskates using stoats' parts instead.
7 comments:
Is it too weird to have a favourite?
Hell, why am I asking you? You're the weirdo who drew them.
Actually I have two favourites. Maybe three.
They look a wee bit like roasted chickens seen from farish away and here's me hungry for roast chicken now and nary a one in the house. Damn you, Nadler.
I have learned not to wonder Why, but Where? Did you just come across them on the kitchen table perhaps, or in an antique shop?
I am always impressed by the subterfuge-ish lengths (aka Hide & Seek with the Unconscious) you will go to in order to permit yourself to draw cock on your blog.
This represents a great leap forward in shrew gastrology, if not gastronomy, although I'm told that shrew stew with baby parsnips is quite tasty.
Drink eat merry be.
Prozac attempts to drag the discourse to the gutter with talk of cock, but I rise above it. Noblesse oblige. However, can you be absolutely SURE that these are genuine shrews' stomachs? I mean, is your shrew stomach supplier a man of honour? I have heard of cheapskates using stoats' parts instead.
What!?!?
Real or imagined? And why would you choose to either collect or imagine such things...?
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