stinger78
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Word.I still yell just as loudly from my computer chair. Just ask my dog or my wife.
Word.I still yell just as loudly from my computer chair. Just ask my dog or my wife.
I still yell just as loudly from my computer chair. Just ask my dog or my wife.
Correct. My wife is not a dog, and my dog is not my wife. My wife's dog does react when I yell and my dog does not have a wife. I really don't have a dog, but my wife does; that dog is not me. So, both my wife and my wife's dog react when I yell at the screen (be it widescreen or computer screen) when someone does something stupid, which is about 70% of the time.When you say "[your] dog or [your] wife," that's not appositional, right?
Correct. My wife is not a dog, and my dog is not my wife. My wife's dog does react when I yell and my dog does not have a wife. I really don't have a dog, but my wife does; that dog is not me. So, both my wife and my wife's dog react when I yell at the screen (be it widescreen or computer screen) when someone does something stupid, which is about 70% of the time.
That may or may no be a made-up statistic.
But, the bourbon is real and always flowing. And, I did testify in State Court today. It was an....interesting day.
Do you have a fox in a box or a mouse in a house?Correct. My wife is not a dog, and my dog is not my wife. My wife's dog does react when I yell and my dog does not have a wife. I really don't have a dog, but my wife does; that dog is not me. So, both my wife and my wife's dog react when I yell at the screen (be it widescreen or computer screen) when someone does something stupid, which is about 70% of the time.
That may or may no be a made-up statistic.
But, the bourbon is real and always flowing. And, I did testify in State Court today. It was an....interesting day.
Perhaps a rat in a hat, or a shrew in a shoeDo you have a fox in box or a mouse in a house?