Once upon a time, in a land not so far away, but impossible to get to, there was a snail who learned the meaning of life."Yay," said the snail, anxious to show his appreciation to the Elements for entrusting him with this bit of jealously sought wisdom. "Now I can sell this information to the highest bidder, become fabulously wealthy, and live as a snail should!"
Just then a hungry Frenchman noticed the lone snail inching its way toward bliss and promptly ate mankind's only hope for true enlightenment. The moral of this story is this: never try to sell someone happiness, because they will end up eating you for lunch.
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Also, never eat anyone, because they might just be a snail.
Wise words here, TSB ol' buddy! Keep up the enlightened work.
I found the idea of a snail saying "Yay!" funny on the face of it. Or the shell of it.
Blimey! What a great name for a snail!
Blimey must've read Tolstoy's How Then Should A Snail Live?
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