A mustering of storks. Yes.
- Business of Ferrets
- Labor of Moles
- Mustering of Storks
- Shrewdness of Apes
- Gam of Whales
- Smack of Jellyfish
- Host of Angels
- Fusillade of Bullets
- A Baptism of Fire
- Quiver of Arrows
- Tissue of lies
- Murder of Crows
- Unkindness of Ravens
- Dule of Doves
- Clowder, Cluster, or Clutter of Cats
- Kindle of Kittens
- Mute of Hounds
- Pass of Asses
- Ostentation of Peacocks
- Team of Ducks (when flying)
- Paddling of Ducks (when on water)
- Trip of Goats
- Sloth, or Sleuth, of Bears
- Charm of Finches
- Hill of Beans
- String of Ponies
- Hand of Bananas
- College of Cardinals
- Shock of Corn
- Band of Men
- Knot of Toads
- Wedge of Swans (when flying)
- Parliament of Owls
- Superfluity of Nuns
- Abominable Sight of Monks
- Untruth of Summoners
- Doctrine of Doctors
- Damning of Jurors
- Sentence of Judges
- A Rascal of Boys
- A Gaggle of Women
- A Gaggle of Gossips
- An Impatience of Wives
- A Tabernacle of Bakers
- A Poverty of Pipers
- A Fighting of Beggars
- A Neverthriving of Jugglers
- A Herd of Harlots
- A Worship of Writers
- Hastiness of Cooks
FUCK
YES
The old man and the sea and the M1928 thompson.
“Hell,” I said, starting the engine. “We’re all champs when we’re drunk.”
Twenty years of wear on my dad’s dictionary.
Hard weather, says the old man. So let it be. Wrap me in the weathers of the earth, I will be hard and hard. My face will wash rain like the stones.
I look inside my heart, it’s filled with devils and dust.
Probably my granddad’s most well-known design. Still in limited production as far as i know.
My grandfather Frans Mettes made amazing ads.
