Props to Ashlee for her cleverness with euphemisms. “My father’s new home was huge, with a large staff attending to him.” Apparently no barbers at the big house, though.
"He gets paroled tomorrow. He said he'd like to meet you."
"Sorry. Tell him I'm fresh out of Rolexes."
-- Scottie McW.
@KitKat your inventive description of prison reminded me that I sometimes like to tell new acquaintances that I spent the summer of '67 living in a huge commune. We spent all day outside, and we ate all our meals together. We wore funny clothes and spoke our own funny language. I'll never forget that place: Fort Dix, New Jersey.
@KitKat, Ha haaaa, it was far out, alright. We had all these gurus who taught us many new things, like how to march in formation and clean a rifle. It was fab.
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How was it possible for Drew to take such a small bite out of his sandwich? I know the sandwich has to last for several days, but come on.
Props to Ashlee for her cleverness with euphemisms. “My father’s new home was huge, with a large staff attending to him.” Apparently no barbers at the big house, though.
Wanders, I also noticed the absence of earrings.
But her hair beads (on her left side) are pink. I wonder if the right side is blue.
"He gets paroled tomorrow. He said he'd like to meet you."
"Sorry. Tell him I'm fresh out of Rolexes."
-- Scottie McW.
@KitKat your inventive description of prison reminded me that I sometimes like to tell new acquaintances that I spent the summer of '67 living in a huge commune. We spent all day outside, and we ate all our meals together. We wore funny clothes and spoke our own funny language. I'll never forget that place: Fort Dix, New Jersey.
Scottie McW., that commune must’ve been groovy!
@KitKat, Ha haaaa, it was far out, alright. We had all these gurus who taught us many new things, like how to march in formation and clean a rifle. It was fab.
-- S. McW.
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