The questions this week were provided by Jim Adams. Thanks, Jim!
1. Rumpelstiltskin spun straw into gold in exchange for what? He would exchange for only two things: bitcoin or newly pressed stilt covers.
2. What did humans do before the bobbin was invented? Called ahead for appointments.
3. What is the difference between knitting and crocheting? a missing knit and an added croche.
4. What does a drop spindle do? Creates a mist to cool off crowds in a heat wave.
5. What does a painted pony have to do with a spinning wheel? They are both parts of a carousel.
6. If you stick a needle in your eye, does that show sincerity? No. It shows stupidity.
7. What was Barthélemy Thimonnier known for? The invention of a wallet one straps to one’s inner thigh to protect against pickpockets.
8. What happened in the Golden Age of sewing? Thread price futures soared.
9. What breed of sheep makes the best wool? The ones who bring in the best return financially are Polypay sheep. (A real breed.)
10. What happens when the cotton field gets rotten? Wool prices soar.
For Fibbing Friday

Welcome back!
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When you run out of cotton, people will want wool. great answers, Judy.
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;o) I love Fibbing Fridays, don’t you???
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It is always fun for me to make things up.
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Great answers Judy.
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Thanks Sadje…
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Take care Judy. Lots of love to you
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I love #7! ha hahahahahaha.
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In spite of my typo? Now corrected…
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Thanks, Ms. Judy!!
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🤣😂😀
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Great stuff Judy. Thanks for joining in.
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I thought Rumpelstiltskin was a she, not a he.
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Nope. He was an ugly little gnome. The miller’s daughter promised him her first born son if he’d help her spin straw into gold.
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Oh, and the girl with the long hair was Rapunzel. I gor them confused.
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Rights. These strange names can confuse a lady.
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Thank you for comforting me; I was sure I’d suffered a senior moment.
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