harold.lloyd:
not with a bang, but a whimper
harold.lloyd:
no alarms and no surprises
harold.lloyd:
There is a wait so long
harold.lloyd:
In a matter of time it would slip from my mind
harold.lloyd:
remembrance of bluebellery past
harold.lloyd:
top-kill
harold.lloyd:
o, hai!
harold.lloyd:
An argument is a connected series of statements intended to establish a definite proposition.
harold.lloyd:
yonder, he is coming
harold.lloyd:
left a view to admire
harold.lloyd:
Lull'd in these flowers with dances and delight
harold.lloyd:
and thus begins bluebellery two thousand and ten
harold.lloyd:
Ceci n'est pas une bluebell
harold.lloyd:
I will kneel at your feet, I will lie at your door, I will rock you to sleep, I will roll on the floor, And I'll ask for nothing, Nothing in this life
harold.lloyd:
On Tuesdaisy, he ate through two pears. Which were rotting and fuzzy and caused some hallucinations.
harold.lloyd:
they think it's all over
harold.lloyd:
stand up straight and tall and shout about it
harold.lloyd:
the angel bluebell
harold.lloyd:
Still your hands, And still your heart, And still your face comes shining through, And all the morning glows anew
harold.lloyd:
don't know about you but I am un chien andalusia
harold.lloyd:
I am not a tulip
harold.lloyd:
bom bom diggy diggy
harold.lloyd:
The Bessmertnykh bluebell
harold.lloyd:
So Billy said, hey Stagger! I'm gonna make my big attack. I'm gonna have to leave my knife in your back
harold.lloyd:
a field of blue