I thought they were hunting Boody, until I scrolled down. There was a scene in one short story (by Roger Zelazny) when a hero and his talking horse were told a castle was infested by a dragon. The horse actually called, “Here, dragon! Here, dragon! Come on, dragon!” There wasn’t a dragon.
RohanDemon almost 3 years ago
Should we start again the “discussion” on what the Grail actually symbolizes.
DHBirr almost 3 years ago
I thought they were hunting Boody, until I scrolled down. There was a scene in one short story (by Roger Zelazny) when a hero and his talking horse were told a castle was infested by a dragon. The horse actually called, “Here, dragon! Here, dragon! Come on, dragon!” There wasn’t a dragon.
Pohka almost 3 years ago
Where’s the coconuts? I see shrubs but not coconuts!!!
Ricky Bennett almost 3 years ago
Back when I was a kid, it was “All-y all-y in-come-free”.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 3 years ago
The San Graal is sneaky. If you are looking for it you will never find it.
Craig Westlake almost 3 years ago
It all started when King Arthur slurred his speech when he told the knights to go Quail hunting…
bakana almost 3 years ago
When I was a kid, it was still “All Ye, All Ye Out’s In Free” before linguistic shifts changed it to nonsense syllables.
vanaals almost 3 years ago
I’ve always wondered the origin of that phrase. It must be some “telephone line” reduction of “all-ye-something-in-free”.
Sisyphos almost 3 years ago
A smart Grail is a safe Grail.
BTW, my theory is that the old hide-and-seek phrase is actually a corruption of “all the other Outs In free!”
Ukko wilko almost 3 years ago
It’s “All the, all the, outs in, free”.