Happy Halloween
My coworker Joseph Hinckley (as in the grandson of the man above immortalized in gourd) sent me this picture from a man in the ward of another man who works with Joseph's dad.
posted by Bethylene at 13:14
31.10.07
My coworker Joseph Hinckley (as in the grandson of the man above immortalized in gourd) sent me this picture from a man in the ward of another man who works with Joseph's dad.
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All of the ADHD, none of the creativity.
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1 Comments:
I thought it would be difficult to decide where I would post this retort... Then I saw the link to this post, and the rest is, you know... After I saw what it was about, I knew it was fated to be. You are right about the kids, I really think the more we baby our children, the farther away from being "The Greatest Generation" they will be. Let them get hurt, let them fight, let them learn to work things out on their own, it'll be a better world if the bigots and sexists get their tails kicked early on in life. Then again, I am a little confrontational.
Where exactly do I go to sign up for the Boytoy 101 course? The reason I ask only so I can offer those guys a productive life, I promise. What do you mean by "whipped"? 'Cuz, um, WOW. As far as being younger than his partner, have you never heard of the current fascination with the "Cougar" population? I am not talking about BYU Alumns...
Do you know why I knew you would like Thesaurian Slaves over Bolsheviks? Because it's more literary and less lyrical... I am very definitely contrary by nature. But we disagree because in this episode, you play the part of the sheltered, kindhearted, yet absurdly intelligent youngster, whereas the part of streetwise, worldly, abbrassive curmudgeon falls to me. But only because I was last to get the casting call.
Oh, and because you actually used "whatevs" in a sentence. Thank you for further degrading our language...
Cheers!
And yes, that was a little weird and stalkerish. But whatevs.
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