@wolfe63 said
Stickety Strumpety sat on his wall.
Stickety Strumpety had a great fall.
All the czar's soldiers and all the czar's men.
Couldn't save Strumpety's Stickety again.

@great-big-stees said
If you aren't, already, an unsuccessful poet, I'd stick to my day job and if you are, then change it.

@coquette said
Sticky tar? Really sticky I'd imagine.

@ponderable said
This was the 10th anniversary post for the STG
8I had the date in the calendar and missed it anyway 🙁

@very-rusty said
Well at least you got to stick in here! 😉

-VR

@great-big-stees said
There are many of us, who have stuck around. Wow 10 years eh? Amazing.

@wolfe63 said
I like the sticky aspect of this thread because it enables an opportunity to see if the overuse of an idea can lead to its extinction.
I'm glad to have hopped aboard this sticky-train; even if I am sitting "caboose".

@great-big-stees said
On the subject of "caboose", I wish they (railroads) had stuck with using them. 😢

@very-rusty said
I thought I would stick my 2 cents in on that one stees, I use to love riding the train, one would always meet interesting people, some would become long time friends.

-VR

I'm open to new sticky ideas

@billyray said
I'm open to new sticky ideas

@great-big-stees said
We have a friend who bought a caboose, many years ago, and had it stuck/installed, along with the track, in his walkout basement. He did so as an alternative to building his kids a tree house. It was really "neat". When our kids went over for a sleepover, that\s where they played/slept.

@very-rusty said
I've never heard that one before, quite different than the better known tree house. I bet the kids are happy he stuck with the plan! 😉

-VR

@great-big-stees said
They were at the time (25 years ago) but they have moved on and the parents sold the home, downsizing, and I believe they said that the new owners stuck, at some horrendous expense, it outside.

@great-big-stees said
What's the matter with sticking with the old ones?