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And in this dream, i was booked to work strolling magic at a museum.
When i arrived, i discovered that the other performer working there was Greg Wilson.

I got chatting to greg wilson, and he showed me what he was going to be carrying around with him that night.
Most of the things were his act as known.but......

he also had something that i dont think exists yet.

he had two small ceramic birds sitting on a nest, and two identical loose birds.
I woke up before i could ask whet they were for..

I felt that it was some kind of t.i.t.h.o.i.t.p routine...

Its nothing ive seen .. and might be something waiting to be invented...

i thought i would share it with you all...

in case you can work it out.

ambitious birds!
This seems to happen a lot!

t.i.t.h.o.i.t.p

Translate please

Sounds a bit odd. Bingo buttons at the ready!

a.b.i.t.h.i.w.t.i.t.b.

Helpful...

i.y.c.b.s.a.c.s

IAIN wrote:a.b.i.t.h.i.w.t.i.t.b.

t.i.t.h.o.i.t.p I got. This one I'll be wrestling with all day...

"Ah, but if the heart isn't willing, that is too bad." Hmm, maybe not.

I just attacked a light-bulb with a spoon because it wouldn't tell me the answer...

a bird in .....

IAIN wrote:a.b.i.t.h.i.w.t.i.t.b.

For some reason this always brings to mind 2 young women going into a pub.

daleshrimpton wrote:a bird in .....

A bird in the hat is warned twice I told Barry?

Tithoitep was a Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt, he was famous for his aversion to small ceramic birds and for the the curse of random abbreviation that he placed upon the descendants of anyone who defiled his tomb (which was later discovered by world famous archeologist Howard Shrimpton in 1910).