Question
Is it still fortuitous when said penny falls from your own pocket?
Is it still fortuitous when said penny falls from your own pocket?
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Please excuse this picture as lovingly stolen from Flickr and then graffitied by me, as I have only had coffee and a piece of lemon slice today and the sugar and caffeine are playing havoc with my brain. This is a Botta's Pocket Gopher - I was hoping the picture would organically infer that one should keep such a creature in one's pocket and therefore not lose their change as I did today, but it doesn't appear to have worked well at all. It looks like he's just won the Rat Olympics.
Citius, Altius, Fortius.
2 comments:
I think it counts for, like, half-luck. Better than nothing, right?!
Hilarious. He does rather look like he won the Rat Olympics, but that make it even better!
And I think that if you save a penny from life on the streets (even if it did fall from your own pocket) it must count for something...
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