Actually, the tooth fairies (that's right, recent research shows there are many of them!) do not discriminate against creatures that don't have pillows. It's just that the sharks constantly chew on them...
@Glenn B- I believe you're right, though I didn't watch any shark-related television.
This joke was actually based on an idea I had a long time ago for a children's book about the tooth fairy and a shark (who really do lose that many teeth).
Actually, the tooth fairies (that's right, recent research shows there are many of them!) do not discriminate against creatures that don't have pillows. It's just that the sharks constantly chew on them...
ReplyDelete@Westheim- I suppose that would explain it too...
ReplyDeleteShark week just ended - didn't it.
ReplyDelete@Glenn B- I believe you're right, though I didn't watch any shark-related television.
ReplyDeleteThis joke was actually based on an idea I had a long time ago for a children's book about the tooth fairy and a shark (who really do lose that many teeth).
There are lawyers that would dispute, (by empirical evidence), the "pillow" testimony.
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