to search their logs for monsters -
a marine scientist
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9 comments:
He should make haste to Loch Ness.
Lots of monsters these days in the Gulf.
They may just find out they're dealing with manatees.
Hmm, I wonder if they'll find anything!
Some will say "and like asking the Air Force for logs of flying saucers."
Missed it in the paper?
Even when I don't make the connection your daily Haiku seems to hit the mark.
Jim
It all depends on your definition of monster.
So happy to read that the scientists are entertaining the idea of the paranormal.
There's many a creep
asleep in the deep. To see
them is sometimes hard.
Pamela Terry and Edward
Mmmm... maybe he's missed out on that one.
Paul C
So there be!
David
I've never been sure whether they were monsters or actors playng a part. I gather they are slow and ponderous - I like the sound of that. It's how I like my monsters.
Rachel
Bound to - but what?
The Turning Point
Ah, but they were the Air Force.
Thanks for the compliment.
Tabor
Point taken.
Ronda
Yes, encouraging, that.
Kass
But when they awake
Mountainous waters will break
and the whole world will shake.
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