in the uk, the bankers magazine said if you find yourself in a hole stop digging beginning in the 1980s.
in the uk, the bankers magazine said if you find yourself in a hole stop digging beginning in the 1980s.
in the uk, who said if you find yourself in a hole stop digging beginning in the 1980s?
the bankers magazine
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two brothers named sam and dave, alongside their unnamed canine friend, have embarked on a journey to find something spectacular, "on monday sam and dave dug a hole." they are determined in their search "we won't stop digging until we find something spectacular" and they proceed to dig through a vast distance. along the way they dig past many jewels and potential "spectacular" objects, which notably enough only their dog seems to be aware of. the illustrations rely heavily on the positioning of the eyes to describe the relationship between the objects in the frame that are hidden to the boys but are aware to the dog, as shown in various frames such as on pages 8 and 10 the two brothers are shown to be fixated on the task at hand whereas the dog is focused more on the jewel that is nearby. they continue their journey, passing by many jewels along the way until they become too tired and decide to take a rest. the illustrations then depict the dog continuing to dig deeper in the ground until they all fall through the hole. "sam and dave fell down, down, down, until they landed in the soft dirt." the story concludes with them landing back into an area that looks like their original yard but is not their yard at all as shown by distinct differences in the frames from the 3 pages and the last 3 pages, such as the apple tree that is in their yard at the beginning of the story is replaced by a pear tree and the red flower that is on their porch in the beginning of the book is replaced by a blue flower at the end of the story.
sam and dave dig a hole