Sunday, September 12, 2010

Sunday 160 – The Winner

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The bridge freezes before the road surface because the bridge is so competitive that it will even hurt him self if necessary just to be the first at everything.

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19 comments:

  1. AnonymousSun Sep 12, 01:16:00 AM EDT

    So true I do believe. Well done Nana. Maybe that's better than grannie...but I like grannie LOL :)

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  2. quillySun Sep 12, 02:08:00 AM EDT

    I've known bridges like that! Mean cusses, they were!

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  3. Brian MillerSun Sep 12, 07:00:00 AM EDT

    being first at everything often makes you last at much...nice 160...

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  4. Linda Bob Grifins Korbetis HallSun Sep 12, 09:39:00 AM EDT

    well said...

    My Sunday 160

    Happy Sunday!

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  5. NessaSun Sep 12, 09:43:00 AM EDT

    Thom: You can call me grannie. But my grandson calls me Oma, which is Austrian for grannie.

    quilly: And very self-important, too.

    Brian Miller: Ah, a bit of wisdom on Sunday from the reverend. ;)

    jingle: Have a wonderful Sunday yourself.

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  6. Fay CampbellSun Sep 12, 10:50:00 AM EDT

    I am the bridge.

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  7. CatySun Sep 12, 11:58:00 AM EDT

    this was nicely done. I know a lot of human bridges unfortunately.

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  8. Alice AudreySun Sep 12, 12:17:00 PM EDT

    I was just thinking about the phrase to "cut off his knows to spite his face" the other day. Think I could switch to "freeze before the road"? Hmmm... maybe not.

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  9. Monkey ManSun Sep 12, 01:10:00 PM EDT

    Those competitive bridges....will they never learn. Great 160. Thanks so much for playing.

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  10. PattiKenSun Sep 12, 01:49:00 PM EDT

    There's nothing worse than a competitive bridge. Cute 160.

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  11. Claudya MartinezSun Sep 12, 03:09:00 PM EDT

    I love your sense of humor and imagination.

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  12. K.PeteSun Sep 12, 04:07:00 PM EDT

    lol - i love it!!

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  13. joannaSun Sep 12, 06:10:00 PM EDT

    You never know what you will learn from these poems, wit, charm, enchantment, sadness, sorrow,joy, or a dash of plain Good Sense paired with wisdom like your lovely S-160,
    May your road always be paved with sunshine and warmth.
    Nice,
    Joanny

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  14. AnonymousSun Sep 12, 11:14:00 PM EDT

    hahahah...awesome one, Nessa!
    I hope the foolish bridge isn't the first at breaking and falling !! phheww

    Witty 160!! :)

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  15. EdenMon Sep 13, 05:49:00 AM EDT

    Great 160. Well done! Love this.

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  16. NessaMon Sep 13, 12:29:00 PM EDT

    Fay's Too: I am the road. Sounds like a song.

    Caty: We must always be first or we have no value.

    Alice Audrey: It doesn’t have the same sort of ring to it.

    Monkey Man: They has lots of time on their hands (so to speak.)

    PattiKen: Unless it’s a competitive river which will knock the bridge right out of the race.

    Unknown Mami: I am glad someone does. ;)

    Daisy: I’m glad.

    joanny: That way nothing and no one freezes.

    kavisionz: I hope no one is crossing at the time if it happens.

    Eden: Thanks.

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  17. Alice AudreyMon Sep 13, 03:39:00 PM EDT

    I'm wondering if my "knows" instead of "nose" was a Freudian slip.

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  18. gautami tripathyTue Sep 14, 07:12:00 AM EDT

    Very good, Glad I got here!

    a child's play

    And do get aboard the Poetry Train every Monday mornings and thereafter!

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  19. NessaWed Sep 15, 09:12:00 AM EDT

    gautami tripathy: Glad you came to visit.

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