If the Sun, the Moon, and the stars, were to bindle and fall away in a sad milky twilight, where would the Turtle of Creation race off to, and to whom would he turn for company?

User	Comment
darkshadowsseeker	posted 30-May-2004 1:42am   He would lumber after the dish and the spoon. The existing planets would give him comfort and company.
LindaH	posted 30-May-2004 2:17am   He would probably move in with me, and console himself with the TV at top volumes all night.
justjulie	posted 30-May-2004 8:25am   in his own shell/himself
Biggles	posted 30-May-2004 9:34am   He would turn inside out in his grief, and turn to his viscera for company.
heyzeus1	posted 30-May-2004 9:58am   there is always the turtle whose back he stood on, and the turtle whose back that one is standing on, and so forth...
moviesnob	posted 30-May-2004 2:56pm   the hare
thevelvetcure	posted 30-May-2004 2:57pm   Freebird survey (me thinks) The Turtle of Creation would join the Lir (Irish Celtic God of Sea) due to the fact that neither of them require as much attention or violence as some of the other gods do.
mandy	posted 30-May-2004 3:05pm   David
Dino	posted 30-May-2004 5:13pm   He has no-one for company now. Why should it matter? No really, I have no idea.
heyzeus1	(reply to Dino) posted 30-May-2004 6:42pm   good point
Jody	posted 31-May-2004 10:06am   I suspect he would creep slowly into the sea of serenity, accompanied by the ramora of restfulness and the barnacles of bliss.
bill	posted 31-May-2004 12:38pm   What does bindle mean? It wasn't in my dictionary.
heyzeus1	(reply to Jody) posted 31-May-2004 5:43pm   what a beautiful answer!
heyzeus1	(reply to bill) posted 31-May-2004 5:45pm   i would say it means fold up. it is slang. bindle is a word used for something folded or packaged, kind of like bundle. to make a verb out of it makes some sense, as it is rooted in 'bind'.
iamdonte	posted 31-May-2004 7:12pm   Do what? I have never heard of this.
bill	(reply to heyzeus1) posted 31-May-2004 7:30pm   thx
Zang	posted 31-May-2004 11:36pm   It would take more than that to make the turtle race off.
OfTheSoul	posted 6-Jun-2004 11:22am   I gave my guess to this in Qual. I'm gonna stick to it and say that the Turtle of Creation both race off to and turn to Horace, the infamous proprietor of chance for company...? *wrings hands in anticipation, silently praying 'oh-please-oh-please be the right answer oh-please-oh-please...'*
spidertea	(reply to heyzeus1) posted 6-Jun-2004 7:09pm   I just knew this was your survey.
heyzeus1	(reply to spidertea) posted 6-Jun-2004 8:08pm   wow, i havent seen you in years!
heyzeus1	(reply to OfTheSoul) posted 6-Jun-2004 8:09pm   well, you've got something there...
spidertea	(reply to heyzeus1) posted 7-Jun-2004 6:12pm   Yeah- I've been busy and didn't have internet. How have you been?
heyzeus1	(reply to spidertea) posted 7-Jun-2004 7:00pm   good...and bad. depends on the day. i was away from SC for a year myself, just came back around last month. i've been laid off recently and was snowed in the latter part of winter, so i've been on the net way too much.
ASB	posted 8-Jun-2004 5:00pm   The moon?
cerealkiller	posted 12-Jun-2004 9:46pm   the rabbit hole, Tweedle Dum
clare	posted 10-Aug-2006 12:55pm   The Red Queen, not the White Queen. OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!

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