Suggested wine pairing: shiraz.
I think it’s pretty obvious that
THE MOUNTAIN TIME HURLY BURLY
is about to go full-tilt, so if you wanna place your bets on what’s about to go down, you have until Thursday.
Feb 20, 2023, Pisces – Today a deep concern for others’ feelings could have you lending a sympathetic ear to those in need of some understanding. This is an error. Keep your ears to yourself! You only get two, after all. It’s more important to listen than talk, Pisces, which is why you should cling to your ears and only use your tongue strategically. Don’t be surprised if you shed a few tears of joy at some point.
Another one bites the dust.
… I am referring, of course, to the phrase “Hi, this is X, is Y there?”. Weird to realise it’ll be buried in our lifetimes.
Gee, I hope nothing bad happens to Adios Taco, the character that is famously alive, among other things
My predictions:
– Pretty much every named (and mortal) character is going to die and meet up in the Land of the Dead
– The Adios Taco cryochamber might get messed with somehow
– We find out the Mountain Time universe used to be relatively normal before something happened
– Title drop
– River Valley Time is going to come up again somehow
Full-tilt you say? This is a bad time for me to have completely lost the plot. Something about daytime talk shows, my brain goes into neutral.
NAR: The anxiety of likely having to talk to a girl’s parents any time you call her is a stress new generations will never know.
Bearlover: He’ll probably just have a nice time with fellow alive people Coolio and Maude Flanders.
Circle: Interesting ideas! Can’t say much more, though.
Cold: Yes, daytime talk is like Novocaine for the brain, but Ball Chat is on at night, according to Simone: http://mountaincomics.com/comic/mt1146/
“Tonight” is a fluid term, but indicate daytime it does not.