TRIPOD

This gives a tripod there.

You could imagine it's like a tripod with a pole sticking out of the top of the tripod.

Tom bought a camera and a tripod.

When I was sleeping, with a tripod and a timer.

Lazy Legs, Lazy Legs...

Four legs good, two legs bad.

She has pretty legs, pretty legs

It is available in a shoulder launched and in a tripod mounted version.

And to see the tripod shape, you just have to draw the hydrogens.

There's the one when I left the camera running on the tripod, remember?

No, no. I want two legs. Two legs.

Hall's legs.

My legs.

Little legs?

My legs...

Lazy Legs...

Lazy Legs.

Lazy Legs.

Legs apart.

My legs.

So you could draw the tripod shapes in either the chair or boat configuration.

Sort of an alternating tripod, and they can negotiate obstacles just like the animal.

It has six legs there are the tuned, springy legs.

There you go. And you say, well I don't see that tripod shape over there.

And my legs were just trembling. I couldn't feel my legs.

Big or little, girl or no girl, legs or no legs.

Little froggy legs.

My legs hurt.

What lovely legs!

Wash your legs.

Straighten your legs.

Straighten your legs.

My legs, too.

About the legs.

And the legs.

Lock the legs.

Raise your legs.

Not my legs!

Stretch our legs.

Through my legs?

Listen, ladder legs...

Well, Lazy Legs?

Hello, Lazy Legs.

Hold his legs!