He was a little confused with his first baby and wanted to have a baby on a stick. But his wife stood pat and stopped his shenanigans. Whose that Dad?
Michaleen Flynn: No patty-fingers, if you please. The proprieties at all times. Hold on to your hats
Wasn't that dad a real Dick?
ReplyDeleteYes. A tricky one at that.
ReplyDeleteToo bad we don't have him to kick around any more.
ReplyDeleteSomeone is obsessed with Dick.
ReplyDeleteAnd it ain't me.
Maybe he thinks dick is tits.
ReplyDeleteMamaM said...
ReplyDeleteMaybe he thinks dick is tits.
That's a preversion of HSAB theory. I wrote about that in my defunked blog.
It's kinda neat being able to to comment here from Hawai'i (the "w" pronounced as a "v" like the German's do). My evening is your middle of the night. Of course you guys are all up six hours before me while I languish in bed deciding where to snorkel.
ReplyDeleteSnorkel: I've been meaning to look up the origin of the word for days. Here it is.
ReplyDeleteI don't care for dick. Never really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI am terrible with the dick.
They end up working on it themselves.
Sorry, there isn't that much appeal of the dick to me.
But tits. That's a whole other ball game.
I love tits.
On both posts who's not whose. Whose that Dad? would mean who does that dad belong to. Hose that Dad? would mean a different thing to Titus than to normals.
ReplyDeleteGreat avatar, Capt. Schmoe. John Brown by Stewart Curry.
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ReplyDeleteI'll bet he's good at Checkers.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet he's good at Checkers.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet he started out in the Vice Department.
Hard to tell if this Dick is intent on digging something up or covering it.
ReplyDeleteTrooper, dude. It's 'who's', as in who is, not 'whose'.
ReplyDeleteNow if you are saying who does Dad belong to, then 'Whose that Dad' is correct. But only in the hood.
"Whose" is an affectation of my stupid spelling mistake that I made on the first post so I just kept up the tradition.
ReplyDelete"I just kept up the tradition", said Trooper York.
ReplyDeleteAnd James reminds us that it's only OK, "...in the hood."
Agreement, when you find it, is downright "neighborly".
ReplyDeleteIt's still friggin' bizarre that Tricky Dick was "neighborly" with China?
ReplyDeleteHell, he could have gone on a bus trip around San Clemente to find the best pizza pie.
ReplyDeleteInstead?
ReplyDeleteHe had a hunger for some chopped sewage.
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
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