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“…I Will Pick Up The Needles. I Will Knit Something New. Two Things. And I Call Them Thing One And Thing Two.”

January 16, 2007 by Mary & Kimberly

Thingoneandthingtwo

“These Things will not bite you.
They want to have fun.”

Then, out of the box
Came Thing Two and Thing One!

And they ran to us fast.
They said, “Do you like to sniff glue?
Would you like to sniff glue
With Thing One and Thing Two?”

And Kimberly and I
Did not know what to do.
So we had to sniff glue
With Thing One and Thing Two.

And then after that
We had such a hard time
Thinking up words
Words that would rhyme.

So we just took a nap instead.

The End.

Posted in 70's | 20 Comments

20 Responses

  1. on January 16, 2007 at 12:59 pm Toiletpaper

    Greenie is sporting the very fashionable “Non-Camel Toe”


  2. on January 16, 2007 at 2:25 pm OzoneGirl

    Is that blue and white thing a satellite dish attached to Thing 2’s head? Can you get HBO on it? Does it work any better than DIRECTV, or does the signal still break up in a steady rain?


  3. on January 16, 2007 at 3:01 pm Sara

    Well, should I ever want to knit an Early Italian Renaissance outfit, I now know where to look. Oy. All they need are some floppy hats.


  4. on January 16, 2007 at 9:02 pm Lynnette

    Alright, 3 questions: 1) What is that in the foreground? Is it actually a wooden pheasant with real feathers and blue go-go boots? 2) Is that Greenie’s hair, or is she wearing some kind of hat? and 3) I know what a camel toe is, but what’s a non-camel toe???


  5. on January 17, 2007 at 12:18 am SageHen

    There is not time for play
    There is not time for fun
    No glue must be sniffed
    Knitting must be done

    For while green has a hat
    on her head that is funny
    Pink has a tunic like a
    sack that is gunny.

    (Maybe I need a nap, too)


  6. on January 17, 2007 at 10:27 am RockyCat

    How does Green manage to balance on the table? It must be tough without arms.


  7. on January 17, 2007 at 10:35 am Anonymous

    “Oh, my outfit is so terribly cute.”
    Well, to tell you the truth, I think it’s a hoot.
    “But it smooths and it flatters, I know I look good.”
    I supposed if you want to be Robin Hood.

    “That’s terribly mean, I’m ever so mod!”
    Your outfit’s designer is such a big fraud.
    “But it took be forever to get this thing knitted!”
    Then perhaps you should consider getting committed.

    “I look so hot, the photographer chants!”
    He’ll say anything just to get in your pants!
    “The joke’s on you, I’m not wearing any
    That explains the

    (now, it’s time for my nap)


  8. on January 17, 2007 at 11:41 am Ashphalt

    No arms? Wooden pheasant? Rock shaped like a hamburger bun?

    My God! Soylent Green is people!!!


  9. on January 17, 2007 at 11:45 am Cathy

    Ooops! Hit entered before finishing the “pome”. The last stanza is

    “I look so hot, the photographer chants!”
    He’ll say anything just to get in your pants.
    “The joke’s on you, I”m not wearing any knickers”
    That explains the comments and snickers.

    (now it’s really time for my nap)


  10. on January 17, 2007 at 11:47 am Cathy Walsh

    My last stanza disappeared! Maybe I really need a nap.

    it was supposed to read:

    “I look so hot, the photographer chants!
    He’ll say anything to just get in you pants.
    “The joke’s on you, I’m not wearing any knickers!”
    So that explains the jokes and the snickers.


  11. on January 17, 2007 at 11:57 am Jenn

    It’s like the prototypes for Dustin Hoffman’s “Tootsie” character.

    “Do you think Dustin would agree to a knit catsuit with pinafore or should we go for a more traditional look?”


  12. on January 17, 2007 at 12:39 pm gidget bananas

    Great costumes for a Wool, Inc. sponsored performance of Peter Pan. That would be Peter and a very large Tinkerbelle pictured.

    Interesting to know that someone even considered knitting her own hose in the age of L’eggs (or the precursor thereof).


  13. on January 17, 2007 at 2:52 pm Marcia

    A fright that is green
    A horror in pink
    We must pose outdoors
    ‘Coz these clothes really stink

    Glue? I think not. You need speed to put in the hours needed to knit these puppies. And to make doing it seem like a good idea.


  14. on January 17, 2007 at 6:36 pm pittipat

    I hope Thing 2 (or is that Thing 1?) looks before she sits down or else she’s in for one heck of a surprise!


  15. on January 18, 2007 at 12:28 pm Anonymous

    Oh no Owl-Girl! Never sit on a splintery, unpolished wooden bench in a knitted body suit!

    You just know when she stood up a long string of yarn yanked out behind her.


  16. on January 22, 2007 at 9:41 am Jeana

    Threadbared the book was featured in the Seattle Times on Sunday! My husband pointed it and said, “Hey, don’t you read this website?” It was very cool. Do you have a copy, yet?


  17. on January 24, 2007 at 3:19 pm Lidian

    I’m wondering about the wooden peacock and the wooden hamburger-bun-with-a-stake-through-it on the bench. And all the wood is bleached, like driftwood. Did Things 1 and 2 wash up on the beach? This might explain the lack of shoes…


  18. on January 24, 2007 at 3:28 pm Mary

    Hey Jeana – thanks for letting us know about the Seattle Times, I just found it online!


  19. on February 25, 2007 at 3:25 pm Ella

    Ok, well I have to photograph these knit body suits, hmm where should we set up..? I want a setting that doesn’t over power their vibrant colors; that’s laid back and quaint…. I know!! Mexico!! Out side an adobi house!! ok thats perfect, now I need just the right props to commpliment. wait how about this wheathered wooden rooster sculpture…! it just has this perfect je no sei qua about it… the perfect finishing touch…


  20. on July 16, 2008 at 12:55 pm gunmetal grey

    first of all, this photograph is an abomination. it should be destroyed and never spoken of again.

    secondly, whats with the lovely little rooster prop? Subliminal smut much, mr. Photographer?



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