posted May 06, 2007 11:36 PM
A General yak is a rather high ranking Yak, much higher than say, Corporal Yak and most definitely higher than private Yak,
But anyone who wants to Yak about my privates is just a naughty boy!
Thank you Thank you, I'll be playing at the Palladium all week!!
(and doing an occasional Bar Mitsvah!!)
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posted May 07, 2007 12:24 AM
Osi, here is my take on General Yak from back in 2004;
"Ever notice yaks have big hooves and yetties have big feet. Yet yetties and yaks yearn for snowy peaks of powder where prints in paths are present. If yetties could talk I guess they would become yakkng yetties on powdered peaks present in paths with prints of big feet. What do you think?"
Maybe you could work it into your Bar Mitsvah gig!
posted May 08, 2007 05:55 PM
What did the mountaineer say when he lifted the yak onto the cooker? "Oh my baking Yak!" Why do Yetties never gamble? "Tibet or not Tibet"
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posted May 09, 2007 10:04 AM
I think we've gotten this down fairly well, we've gotten the yak!
There is another animal out there related to the yak called the Gag. Quite rare, but still found in south Ecuador. They are a milk bearing animal, much like a goat. The milk is quite sweet, but hard to get out and you literally have to drain the Gag for just one glass.
I guess that's milking a Gag for all it's worth!
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posted May 10, 2007 02:56 AM
Chip, that reminds me of the old joke, what do you get when you cross a gorilla with a computer? Answer; A Harry Reasoner.
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posted May 11, 2007 12:05 AM
Sorry Chip. I should have said "if anyone doesn't know who Harry Reasoner was". Wasn't sure if he had achieved international notariety, although I know gorillas and computers have. Sounds like something out of the DaVinci Code. Remember the PBS Show "Connections? One invention or event was tied to another through time and then finally ending up as something in the present. It usually started with something like "a caveman was sinking up to his neck in mud and thinking it was all over". "Then his toe felt something solid and he realized he'd been saved from sinking any further by an underground rock". Through connecting this event to another as the centuries passed they connected to The Beatles in the Caverns, thus the advent of "Undeground Rock".