Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for February 19, 2014

Okay, now you can faint.

Told you so Ito finds his mommy and lives happily ever after awe ain’t it great a happy ending for Ito.

“Her Who?” “You Her!” “Me Her Who?” “You Who.” “Oh. Me Who. Why didn’t you just say so? Glad we got that straightened out.”

Actually, with the last name of Oro, I would have taken her for Spanish and not Italian.

So that was the kid Tarzan found in a village and taught him how to speaka da inglish. What happened to him, a teen now ?

…and boy, do you have soft hands. It must get lonely out here at the rubber farm. You know, my wife Jane is on a shopping spree and will be gone for a while. What say you and me….

“Air Wreck”? Oh yeah, I keep forgetting that spoken English is his third language (after Mangani and French).

Time to send in the clowns…..that’s your cue Tantor & Nkima! :)> BackToItoAGowa!!

“Her” sounds like “she who must be obeyed”, eh B’wana Q.? Then it could be “He who”? Response should be “He Haw!”Oh well, the old “he, she. it” verb conjugations from school which all turned out to be a bunch of “She, it”! :)> HeHeHeCorrectGrammarAGowa!!

Said what? We only started talking to the widow this week, and all last week, Tarzan was too busy getting shot at. As for the Oro comment, I based that on the fact that Oro means gold in Spanish. Two days ago, you said she definitely looked Spanish. You didn’t bring her name into it at all. And now you’re claiming she really looks Italian? Pardon the pun, but “saywhat buddy?”.

I still say she’s Wednesday Addams, all grown up. But what the heck do I know?Great comments Tribemates!

The word for gold in italian is … wait for it … ORO!

Doesn’t “Italo Tazza Oro” mean “Eytie Golden Cup”?

She looks a lot like Giada DeLaurentis….I wonder if she’s a good cook! :)> SpaghettiAndMeatballsAGowa!!