Ivy’s Tangle (Legend of the White Sword Book 1)

October 17, 2022

“Help! I was dancing ‘Thriller,’ and my neck got stuck like this!”

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Charles Cassady Jr.

2 years ago

Expression on face says something got stuck in the scabbard at waist level just there. Refer to There’s Something About Mary for further illumination.

LBC Participant

2 years ago

Reply to Charles Cassady Jr.

Frank and beans!

Marc

2 years ago

Is there any chance, any at all, that “white sword” is NOT a euphemism?

LBC Participant

2 years ago

I’m pretty sure a sword is a poor choice to fix the kink in his neck.

Hitch

2 years ago

Ivy’s Tangle? Being what, cured or cleared out by the angle of the dangle, there, on that White Sword?

Sheesh….

RK@HM

2 years ago

Or, as I once saw a parody of Superman in a comic book saying: “Awk! I did the Twist! Now how do I do the Untwist?”

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