I get the feeling Rupert is actually out of the woods and Lorne and Jimmy are running in circles like dummies.
Now that would be PRICELESS! Rupert went home and hid under his own bed, and they’re searching for him for hours! Yes! Also, I guess that might explain their relationship when they’re all grown up?
Thing is, they’re looking for Rupert, but they might FIND someone else. I wonder who?
This happens in real life WAY too often. With both pets and kids.
Yeah that’s what I was thinking of. Our dog ran off once and I spent an hour running around 4 miles looking for her. She came back around five minutes after I left. I didn’t have a phone at the time so I didn’t know till I came back.
as an exchange student in germany when i was around 12yo, it happened to me : i got lost, wandered around a bit , noticed the trick of the geography that made me lost initially and arrived at the place of the people hosting me… after about an hour and also five minute after they left searching for me.
despite not speaking the language and being in a new place, i panicked way less than the people responsible for me.
This sounds like the EXACT same story one of my friends told me about when he was doing an exchange in Germany… You’re not Brett, are you?! >>
Into the woooods~!
Into the woooods~!
Into the woooods to find Rupert who’s lost,
And home before dark!
Not so tough when his own butt is on the line. Just like most kids I know
I wonder if this is when Lorne turns…
He needs a medallion for that.
But I find the looks of the woods much less friendly than last time.
Switch to scene showing Rupert quietly sipping tea with Hare and Mock Turtle.
“Yell twice if you’re dead!” :D
Reminds me of my dad, when a friend and I were in the swimming pool as kids: “If one of you drowns, come get me. If both of you drown, leave a note!”
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I get the feeling Rupert is actually out of the woods and Lorne and Jimmy are running in circles like dummies.
Now that would be PRICELESS! Rupert went home and hid under his own bed, and they’re searching for him for hours! Yes! Also, I guess that might explain their relationship when they’re all grown up?
Thing is, they’re looking for Rupert, but they might FIND someone else. I wonder who?
This happens in real life WAY too often. With both pets and kids.
Yeah that’s what I was thinking of. Our dog ran off once and I spent an hour running around 4 miles looking for her. She came back around five minutes after I left. I didn’t have a phone at the time so I didn’t know till I came back.
as an exchange student in germany when i was around 12yo, it happened to me : i got lost, wandered around a bit , noticed the trick of the geography that made me lost initially and arrived at the place of the people hosting me… after about an hour and also five minute after they left searching for me.
despite not speaking the language and being in a new place, i panicked way less than the people responsible for me.
This sounds like the EXACT same story one of my friends told me about when he was doing an exchange in Germany… You’re not Brett, are you?! >>
Into the woooods~!
Into the woooods~!
Into the woooods to find Rupert who’s lost,
And home before dark!
Not so tough when his own butt is on the line. Just like most kids I know
I wonder if this is when Lorne turns…
He needs a medallion for that.
But I find the looks of the woods much less friendly than last time.
Switch to scene showing Rupert quietly sipping tea with Hare and Mock Turtle.
“Yell twice if you’re dead!” :D
Reminds me of my dad, when a friend and I were in the swimming pool as kids: “If one of you drowns, come get me. If both of you drown, leave a note!”
That red rose bush is kind of ominous.
Why does the black ooze scare me?
Oh? Looks like a chocolate mushroom to me.