Welcome to the Vale of Ancient Phrases

Once upon a semicolon, a hedgehog said, "Never trust a flamingo with your WiFi password." Was it wisdom or just a very specific warning meant for Thursday's tea party?

Ponder these ancient words: "The squirrel dances only when the moon is in retrograde." Have you ever considered the rhythm of acorns on a mossy Wednesday?

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And thus, in the sacred scrolls of Tofu the Wise, it was written: "Avoid sporks at all costs unless their purpose is truly noble." What constitutes nobility in cutlery, you ask? Perhaps a good soup can tell you.