16 Replies to “Wordless Wednesday: A Gathering Of Minds”
Oh yes. Plenty of wise thoughts there.
They’re thinking something heavy.
The classical and the contemporary side by side.
Did you spot the tortoise?
Haha! Not until now. 🙂
Or brawn, but then who needs great thinkers when you have Hercules and David?
You might just know the place where this was taken – John Fluitt Landscape Designers in Oklahoma City.
Fun!
Good one 😀
Clever!
I LOVE IT!!!! cant stop giggling! Thank you!!
All it needs is a gurner to appear inside that frame.
I’ll be chuckling about this for the rest of the day. They all seem to be looking at the same thing — and somewhat pensively. I wonder what.
I believe the picture was taken during the University Challenge final. These gentlemen have been whipped up by Monkmania but, after a premature buzz, they’re starting to feel concerned that their hero may not win. That reveals a British perspective, of course.
And like a flash I was off to Google since I had not the vaguest idea of what “University Challenge” or “Monkmania” meant. After due reflection, I heard myself laugh out loud. You are a constant source of education for me!
They look the sort to be watching University Challenge (except perhaps the tortoise).
Susan Rushton 
Oh yes. Plenty of wise thoughts there.
They’re thinking something heavy.
The classical and the contemporary side by side.
Did you spot the tortoise?
Haha! Not until now. 🙂
Or brawn, but then who needs great thinkers when you have Hercules and David?
You might just know the place where this was taken – John Fluitt Landscape Designers in Oklahoma City.
Fun!
Good one 😀
Clever!
I LOVE IT!!!! cant stop giggling! Thank you!!
All it needs is a gurner to appear inside that frame.
I’ll be chuckling about this for the rest of the day. They all seem to be looking at the same thing — and somewhat pensively. I wonder what.
I believe the picture was taken during the University Challenge final. These gentlemen have been whipped up by Monkmania but, after a premature buzz, they’re starting to feel concerned that their hero may not win. That reveals a British perspective, of course.
And like a flash I was off to Google since I had not the vaguest idea of what “University Challenge” or “Monkmania” meant. After due reflection, I heard myself laugh out loud. You are a constant source of education for me!
They look the sort to be watching University Challenge (except perhaps the tortoise).