I meant: I love triangles. I went to university long before we all played solitaire on our phones and PCs. I used Chinese Checkers to clear my brain between swotting sessions.
Okay: Start! ————————————————————— In the middle of the game.
After the exams.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Triangle!
Mary had accepted Simon’s proposal but when the big day came she had reservations. She looked less than happy and eyed her soon-to-be husband sideways.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Marriage Proposal
Frankfurt’s TV tower, known as the Asparagus by the the locals. I’m not sure whether the combination of salami and asparagus works.
as far as plates go:
As I have no proper fashion plates to show nor a fashionista I present a mural.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Fashion Plate
I found out that this watchamacallit is actually a locking device. I wonder if it was named after Sir Joshua Device? On the other hand, it’s a handy gadget so maybe it was invented by Sir Humphrey Gadget? Other contenders could be Pietr Gizmo from Russia, or Ella Reader Widget – an American as was Cyrus T. Doodat. Germans have been known to invent strange little contraptions of which nobody remembers their names and are just called thingies or Dingsbums, so Hans-Joachim Dingsbums might be an option as the originator.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Whatchamacallit
PS: Except for HaJo Dingsbums all names come from Good Omens by Pratchett and Gaiman.
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