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This unexpectedly scaley and toothey eeyore represents
the virtues of
reptilian patience and asinine perseverance.
In no way attractive, it is yet somehow compelling. Usually
shown
couchant and regardant, sardonically.
Closest I could find.
https://www.terrath...-found-in-thailand/
[doctorremulac3, Mar 04 2018]
Perth half-con
It_20might_20concei...y_20happen_2e_2e_2e
[pertinax, Mar 05 2018, last modified Mar 14 2018]
[link]
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Drawing or it doesn't exist. |
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Would it not be better shown passant guardant or salient to
show off its teeth? |
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Re link: I think the only thing "mysterious" is how these
people figured out how to use a camera. |
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// And yet we see faces all the time, every day. // |
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// I’m puzzled at this. // |
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You shouldn't be. Politicians love publicity. |
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Re ‘toothey’ or ‘toothy’. Perhaps [pertinax] and I should
arrange a West Australian Half-Con where we can drink
Toohey’s and discuss this important matter. |
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Fine, but just keep a wary eye out for Drop Bears ... |
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I shall pretend that the 'e' of toothey was put there on purpose, to
make the word more sympathetic with its neighbours. |
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Re. West Australian half-con, let's carry on that conversation at
{link}. |
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Replaced that link with one that isn't broken yet ... |
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