David Stafford: Bladder Man strikes again

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Subtitled: The Women of Batman

David represents the pinnacle of human performance and is the perfect superhero to think about for possibilities. Frankly, there is nothing supernatural about his abilities and he is pitched as a human with powers that seem within reach.

Saying that, David's humor is beyond compare.  He wasn't bequeathed those abilities; he sweated for them. So the concept of work, humor and process is very much embodied in the David's mythology.

OK, That's enough guano for this blog.

Thank you David, but just one more;

"Katerina loved him for the weekends on the Cape."

PS Does guano also mean good in American English?

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Just one correction, American English maybe yes, Queens English, never.  Indeed Not I'm afraid.  There is a difference Bro! 

Poor Donald, I don't understand why people make fun of him.  He has his own tower, so surely he can see far. 

Thank you again for the examples.  They were Groovy.

[David Stafford]

Dean,

Yes, guano is the English word for good. An example would be: "Guano morning. I hope everything turns out guano for the Pope's visit. Donald Trump's hairstyle would be guano for nesting birds." And so on. Let me know if you need further clarification.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Hope it made you smile.  But what about the American question.

[David Stafford]

Thanks Dean and Katerina for the stunning visual...

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Swimming UPHILL :-)

blogged:

David Stafford...swimming uphill and holding the record

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

(that was in the first French cafe in Paris...ah, yes, I remember it well :-)

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Weekends on the Cape...swimming upwards?

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Is that guano on the wine glass?

Can't be all that bad, In Seine:

"A substance composed chiefly of the dung of seabirds or bats, 

accumulated along certain coastal areas or in cavesand used as fertilizer..."

(but it tain't wine :-)