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National Tell A Fairy Tale Day
NATIONAL TELL A FAIRY TALE DAY
What was your favorite fairy tale as a child. They have a very interesting history if one is interested and willing to take the time to read about their origins. Since it is national TELL a fairy tale day, can any of you create one for this board having to do with the Dawgs, or maybe better, one or more of our rivals?
It's also National Spay Day. Ouch. And we've had such nice days for our pets lately. This one hurt to even think about.
Finally, it's National Pistachio day. Called the smiling nut in the Middle East and the happy nut in China. A very healthy nut, it may help reduce the chances of heart disease. There are reports of pistachio trees that are over 700 years old in Iran. For those of you who camp, the empty shells make wonderful tinder for starting fires, especially when used with paper.
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Once upon a time all the Auburn Athletic teams played fair.
Is it me, or are there not enough fairies in fairy tales? Sigh!
Love pistachios! Hate the red dye. Get the reg ones. Fairy tales? I always liked Jack and the Bean Stalk. Is that a fairy tale? Or Hansel n Gretel
Chicken Little?
No, I'm a little sick of that.
Of course, it's Little Red Riding Hood.
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, lived people who actually called themselves Georgia Tech fans.
Once upon a time college athletics was free of cheating and intrusive corporate interests........
When was that?
Once upon a time a state was carved out of the wilderness. They decided to call it Georgia and the Dawgs have run it ever since!
Hidden moral: He didn't ask a fairy. Could have saved him a lot of trouble... and still have his ass. Yes, consult a fairy if one wants to save one's ass. (Edit inspired by @donm )
Most fairy tales have a “moral”. What’s the moral here? Don’t screw around if you don’t know what you are doing?