Dear reader, this is a momentous occasion for this website, because we may have discovered — dare we say it? — the most perfect wombat.
Note if you will the lush covering of flawless fur in a pleasing shade of brown, the sparkling eyes so full of playful mischief, the shiny nose smooth like the finest leather, and most of all the perfectly pointed ears.
What think you, reader? Is our quest for the perfect wombat at an end? Vote in the perfectly pointless poll!
Perfectly pointed ears.
This is the all-time highest wombatting average- EVER!
The poll is 50/50 between “Indeed, it is flawless.” and “Never in my humble travails upon this vast Earth with all its wonders did I ever hope that I might behold such a vision of perfection and yet it is here before me and I weep with gratitude to be in its presence.” I voted for the latter.
I hope finding the perfect wombat does not mean the end of Wombat Wednesday…
The coat is extra-specially flawless.
Who in the world thinks its just ok?!?!
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Exactly!!!! You beat me to the punch!
Tim Curry’s finest performance.
If you loved him in this, check out his role in the Stallone movie “Oscar”. That movie has so many hysterical lines and plot twists you practically need a scorecard to keep track. And it mostly takes place over 4-5 hours of one day. Plus there are so many recognizable actors in the movie besides Curry and Stallone – Linda Gray, Don Ameche, Kirk Douglas, Yvonne deCarlo, Ornella Muti, Maresi Tomei, and on and on. The last thing I’ll say about this movie is keep your eye on the little black bag.
That sounds com-PLEEEEEE-tley insane.
Did you ever see Tim Curry in Three Men and a Boat? That’s a cherished memory (as is the original book by Jerome K. Jerome). I really should see if I can find that version online somewhere.
I love you forever, Allein!
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The “Oscar” movie with Stallone is an American remake of a Louis de Funès 1967 film of the same name. If you think the remake is full of twists you should see the original, it was originally a play and the movie is filmed like a play on one multi stories soundstage and the action is frenetic. It’s de Funès at his best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0yT-LemMik
Oh yes that was one of Columbia’s best line.
One of them was me, wanted to see who else voted that way and also as a joke. Reminded me of the scene in Rocky Horror where Frank N Furter asks what do you think about Rocky, and someone goes he’s ok. Frank’s response? Ok? OK?! I think we can do better than just ok. And of course, this wombat is better than just ok, he’s too precious for words.
The wee little earsies. Squeeeeeeeee…..