blodgett has a rug, and noticed yesterday that the label identified its constituents in many languages (see photo).
wolle
in particular, blodgett noticed that the german is ‘Baumwolle’. this was temporarily quite confusing, as blodgett had heretofore believed that the word Baum in german meant Sheep. (because, it looks a bit like fat sheeps.) blodgett was picturing this
cottonsheep
but rug made of cotton wolle, not sheep wolle! so this was wrong. blodgett looks up the word Baum. Baum means Tree!
so blodgett sees now this
cottontree
much better
i like pamut best. pah-moot.
There’s an imposter in that cottonsheep tree! :o
> There’s an imposter in that cottonsheep tree! :o
where?
> i like pamut best. pah-moot.
moot is good
> where?
Third sheep from left look a bit suspicious.
> Third sheep from left look a bit suspicious.
no, blodgett not see this. maybe nick should try rotating picture to the right?
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