May 27, 2014 
I stowed away
with castaways
got lost for days
just floatin’
drifted to
a green lagoon
on pontoon
saved from boatin’
built some huts
with bamboo struts
with coconuts
for shingles
caught a sow
for dinner chow
and held luau
to mingle
of ladies three
the pedigree
the richest she
was older
while hourglass
defined the lass
(the tits and ass)
that smoldered
the girl next door
in shorty shorts
she wore
her tresses plaited
baked some pies
to please the guys
–a partner shy
of dating
(a walking check)
(an intellect)
(the boss of wreck)
(and matey)
since hull was toast
we lived on coast
composing SOS’s
the theme of show
for year or mo’
but which show,
can you guess it?
©Karen Robiscoe
Charron's Chatter 
girly wirly tale….:)))
do you know which TV show?? 😀 😀
naaah, TV and specially serials never watched much…but tell me which one…for my general knowledge please :))
Gilligan’s Island! It’s a cult classic–like Twilight Zone. there is not an American alive who has not seen this show at least once. You guys must have the equivalent? (whether viewed or otherwise…)
I think.
Anyway. It was BIG when I was growing up–and the joke being–the 3 hour tour. The premise for the show was tourists going to tour the Hawaiian islands for 3 hours–but oddly enough, they all had full wardrobes…;)
https://www.facebook.com/GilligansIsland
ah sounds interesting, am not sure if we had one of this kind… as much i remember during growing up days we had lot of serials based on magic and tricks and all that….some based on famous tales…one most recognised was on ‘Arabian nights’, read any of it?
ahhh–maybe just a little!
That, too, was an “adopted” classic for children over here–not made into a TV show, but ubiquitous. They are an excellent example of “frame” stories–wherein one frame weaves into another frame (frame=story) and yet all have a common theme–a tricky form of storytelling…Canterbury Tales is also frame prose–and very frame-ous it is!! 🙂 🙂
our traditional stories have been all filled with magic, adventure, fantasy etc…. and actually satellite telivision entered India very late as rural areas got Mtv only in late 90s here…so we missed many stuff that way… i remember even in our childhood days very few houses used to have telivision and several people from neighbourhood used to join to watch those few serials on national tv. time changed very quick since then 🙂
Haha! Great one, I got it nearly halfway through, I was always more towards Mary Ann 😉
I think they ask this question on personality evaluation tests…;)
Like paper or plastic–it says a lot!
Nice to see you, Brainy Guy…
No, i cannot guess it?
HINT: Just step right up–and you’ll hear a tale–a tale of a mighty trip–that started from this tropic port–aboard this tiny ship….:D
The skipper too……..
Ha – I used to watch that show. 🙂
G-I-L-L-I-G-A-N!
…* Giggity *…