Question For Ray

Question

Why didn't the Australians think of this.

WHERE OLD PHONE CORDS GO

Each one of these sheep is made from telephones and cords ... check out their heads and feet!

( Museum of Communications in Auckland )

I hate to go there, but they do look nervous , so must be Kiwi sheep. - ray76, Dec 20, 2010

yea they do nice job on being creative and they said stop pushing my buttons - dior, Dec 20, 2010

Wow! - margaretbl, Dec 20, 2010

You came to Auckland and didn't pop in for a cuppa? - Kiwi-Girl, Dec 20, 2010

Answer 1

A Sheep to it's mom, "why do I have this ringing in my ears"?

Mom to sheep. I don't know. Why don't you R i n g the doctor? - Eddy, Dec 20, 2010

Haha, so funny! - margaretbl, Dec 20, 2010

I cant the line is down! - ray76, Dec 20, 2010

And mom is winding up her account. - ray76, Dec 20, 2010

Answer 2

No veo ningún cordero.

Por favor, ¡dibújame un cordero! - galsally, Dec 20, 2010

Cleverrrrrrrrrrrr. - Eddy, Dec 20, 2010

Gooooooooooood - margaretbl, Dec 20, 2010

Wow, a pun that can be understood only if you know both English and Spanish? Clever! - webdunce, Dec 20, 2010

Answer 3

Man, I loved those phones. They were so heavy! You could set one on the table and if you walked so far away that the cord went tight, the phone didn't go sailing off the table.

Never a truer word spoken webdunce. I liked 'dialling' too, I realise it's difficult for some people though. - galsally, Dec 20, 2010

Yes, spinning those old dials *was* fun!! :) - webdunce, Dec 20, 2010

Answer 4

I found myself, oddly enough, looking at this for more than five minutes. A little scared of that but the sculptures are cool!

Artistic capability is amazing, isn't it? - Eddy, Dec 20, 2010

I agree, it is truly amazing. - margaretbl, Dec 20, 2010

Answer 5

The sculptor really captured the lines of the sheep! This is extremely well done.

Answer 6

We are still using , smoke signals , and message sticks, and of course the

English cricket team got the "message" last Sunday, ask Eddy.

Ask me mate. - I stayed up all night watching it - wish I'd gone to bed now. Great "come-back" Ray - on to Melbourne now. - ian-hill, Dec 20, 2010

Ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch. - Eddy, Dec 20, 2010

Answer 7

Kiwis and sheep is a touchy subject in Oz.

Hmmmm, I wonder why? - Eddy, Dec 22, 2010