SGA Saturday

Week 54 is all about the POUT.

How does one pout, you may ask? Besides asking our SGA crew for advice, you can also....

pout
1. to thrust out the lips, especially in displeasure or sullenness.
2. to look or be sullen.
3. to swell out or protrude, as lips.

Henry David Thoreau also describes an animal that may inspire you all.

The horned pout (Pimelodus nebulosus), sometimes called Minister, from the peculiar squeaking noise it makes when drawn out of the water, is a dull and blundering fellow, and, like the eel, vespertinal in his habits and fond of the mud. It bites deliberately, as if about its business.... They are extremely tenacious of life, opening and shutting their mouths for half an hour after their heads have been cut off; a bloodthirsty and bullying race of rangers, inhabiting the fertile river bottoms, with ever a lance in rest, and ready to do battle with their nearest neighbor.

Source here.

Thanks to  for suggesting this prompt ages and ages ago!