They both look puffy and misshapen. They both are being jettisoned. One into space. The other into Long Island Sound.
Could Rye Astronaut Nicholas Patrick and Hen Island's Mr. Floatie be separated at birth?
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?? Comparing Nicholas Patrick to Mr Floatie???
Has “my Rye” Jumped the shark.?
Thanks “Garnet Graduate!” That is some mind you have there!
I hope our resident hero here has a sense of humor. My bet is he does.
As a fellow garnet graduate, I salute you!
I applaud this American hero and his courage. I am elated to be viewed in the same article. That being said here is one of the many differences between Mr. Patrick and myself. If Mr. Patrick was allowed to make a science presentation to the local students as requested by MYRYE, it would inspire students to enter the field of space exploration. If Mr. Floatie made a similar presentation it would discourage the same students from swimming in the Long Island sound. Please take a look at our latest production.
https://healtheharbor.com/video/itsnotfunny.html