The competition at the silver mines was ruthless, like the fighting of dogs.

"Ruthless and Her Silver-Work" Ruthless was the daughter of a silver mine’s foreman. She learned from the blacksmith to work in silver and became famous for her fine blades, razor-sharp silver spurs and silver-studded collars for guard dogs. Moral: Don’t mess with ruthless silver-workers or their dogs. (Fables)

A rule has to have a consequence: shells to be paid or the sword.

ideogram

hippie mirage of sun dog wearing flowers named Morgan

Deep thoughts by Prince Columbus: “The body part by your side is your upper arm.”

This cave is being expanded to let the sun in.

George Washington was the first president to call for a grand national day of  “thanksgiving and prayer” that was later solidified by Lincoln and FDR into the Thanksgiving we know today. (Picture the grand marshall of the Macy's Day parade dressed as George Washington with a turkey by his side.

Picture a county fair decorated with suspended hearts.

the stinking smell of a wet Pekingese reaches your nose

offer flowers to the garlic god, twice (at the beginning of the season and at the end)

bushes that are shaped and sometimes need a stick for support

a common surname, see (曾 céng formerly, *gremlin)

as a component: “鸟字旁”

You will begin your pinnacle descent by walking down to where the groom will meet you at the bottom on his unicycle.

simplest abode is tongues wagging under an umbrella

derivatives: 氵*water, 冫*ice, 氺 *snowflake

as a component: “水字旁”

Picture a plow pulled by means of a person with a drop of sweat.

grasp the boa with your hand to kill it