Copperfox
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After brushing off the ineffectual arrows, I chortle: "Squid-skinned--I like that, even though I never met a cephalopod with hair." And now....
Once an Elf had an idea. He had no idea what an idea was, so he hung it up in an archery field for target practice. It took him sixty-two shots to hit it, at eight paces' range, even though it was a big idea. But all of his friends benefitted by watching him, because he at least was fitting arrows to the string in the right direction. The other sissy Elves in his sissy gang had been trying to nock the head end and shoot the arrow feathered end first. But some of them still needed more coaching even after they figured out the nocking part, because they were confused about right and left hands, and often put both hands on the string with no hand holding the bowstave.
This whole time, a Dwarf was taking a nap ON the target line of the Elves' archery field. By the time they had improved their aim enough that he might have been in any danger, he had awakened, stood up, strolled over to their sissy tents, and left a cookbook for them: "Two Hundred Dishes Using Cram."
Once an Elf had an idea. He had no idea what an idea was, so he hung it up in an archery field for target practice. It took him sixty-two shots to hit it, at eight paces' range, even though it was a big idea. But all of his friends benefitted by watching him, because he at least was fitting arrows to the string in the right direction. The other sissy Elves in his sissy gang had been trying to nock the head end and shoot the arrow feathered end first. But some of them still needed more coaching even after they figured out the nocking part, because they were confused about right and left hands, and often put both hands on the string with no hand holding the bowstave.
This whole time, a Dwarf was taking a nap ON the target line of the Elves' archery field. By the time they had improved their aim enough that he might have been in any danger, he had awakened, stood up, strolled over to their sissy tents, and left a cookbook for them: "Two Hundred Dishes Using Cram."