I stole that title from this 1920s-era article I found in a student scrapbook:
I bet the cleanup was epic.
Bonus: Spotted in Huff House.
You first.
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Sounds eggscruciating. It’s an eggxample of how dangerous Main Street was back then. No doubt these were eggstreme circumstances as the Rice students came out of their shells and hatched all kinds of nefarious mischief.
You know, I was actually expecting something like that!
… eggspecting … ? 🙂
Everyone else was too chicken but I was able to turn it over. Easy.
Eggregious!
Omelet someone else take a crack at it for now.
Background music from “Unbroken” by Alexandre Desplat.
No doubt Melissa is eggxasperated by now.
No, I never tire of this sort of thing.
Tempting fate, eh? So be it.
I ain’t scared.
Melissa won’t crack under pressure.