Oh goodness gracious, is Mary ready to move past Dear Jack and accept Jeff’s marriage proposal? Hahahahahahaha!
Based on Mary’s questionable fashion choice pairing that large bead necklace with the ruffled neckline, imagine what she would wear to her second wedding (with the reception at the Bum Boat).
Let’s hope Iris and Zak are on the way to their honeymoon and Worthiverse oblivion.
No one’s ever said “Yes, Lindsay,” to me in response to a statement, let alone a romantic partner, unless it was out of exasperation. Just try saying it out loud to someone and see how it sounds.
Anonymous at 9:25am, I agree. The fact that Jeff needs to repeat Mary's name to her indicates either that he thinks she may have forgotten her name, or there's someone else in the back seat. Nan, maybe?
Anonymous (Lindsay?) and LouiseF - I agree with you two. No one adds the other person's name to the end of every single response made during a conversation. Try it yourself. I've been doing it all day, and it sounds ridiculous. Of course, the fact that I live alone doesn't help.
I wonder what kind of drugs they put in the water at Charterstone. That's the only explanation I can think of as to why everyone is so chuffed about this particular inappropriate pairing.
A success for his age? Isn't Zak making millions on his computer games? That's a success at any age.
Or perhaps Apple Mary feels she can condescend to anyone who hasn't founded a multi-billion dollar computer company. I'm typing this on one of her computers right now.
Don't be shy! I'd love to hear what you have to say about Mary Worth. Just keep it clean, that's all I ask. This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY blog. I don't want to moderate comments, but I will if I have to.
Oh goodness gracious, is Mary ready to move past Dear Jack and accept Jeff’s marriage proposal? Hahahahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteBased on Mary’s questionable fashion choice pairing that large bead necklace with the ruffled neckline, imagine what she would wear to her second wedding (with the reception at the Bum Boat).
Let’s hope Iris and Zak are on the way to their honeymoon and Worthiverse oblivion.
ReplyDeleteNo need to put the car in PARK, Jeff. A peck on the cheek in the front seat is all you're getting.
-- Scottie McW.
No one’s ever said “Yes, Lindsay,” to me in response to a statement, let alone a romantic partner, unless it was out of exasperation. Just try saying it out loud to someone and see how it sounds.
ReplyDeleteThis car ride is going to end in tears (Jeff’s — oh, sorry, SPOILER ALERT)
ReplyDeleteAnonymous at 9:25am, I agree. The fact that Jeff needs to repeat Mary's name to her indicates either that he thinks she may have forgotten her name, or there's someone else in the back seat. Nan, maybe?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous (Lindsay?) and LouiseF - I agree with you two. No one adds the other person's name to the end of every single response made during a conversation. Try it yourself. I've been doing it all day, and it sounds ridiculous. Of course, the fact that I live alone doesn't help.
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Yes, Mary, a working success! Not a working failure like Tommy or an unemployed success like Iris.
ReplyDeleteFor their honeymoon, here’s hoping Zak will give another chance to tap dancing on top of Piccadee Falls.
I wonder what kind of drugs they put in the water at Charterstone. That's the only explanation I can think of as to why everyone is so chuffed about this particular inappropriate pairing.
ReplyDeleteA success for his age? Isn't Zak making millions on his computer games? That's a success at any age.
ReplyDeleteOr perhaps Apple Mary feels she can condescend to anyone who hasn't founded a multi-billion dollar computer company. I'm typing this on one of her computers right now.