Let’s hope this was staged. Otherwise it’s too painful to contemplate.
Still, and thank you, Ramana, from now on I shall take this simple question to gauge if any person running across my path was the result of incest. Or dropped on their head by the midwife.
Clearly the definition of overthinking the issue – geeze. shackman recently posted..Sunrise or Sunset
Such people live amongst us Shackman!
That is sad. 🙁 Cheerful Monk recently posted..Poetic Justice
That was embarrassing. Funny the way the guy asking the question thought he had to say it louder to make it more understandable! So they were both short of a brick…
Lucky Few, that made me smile in recognition: Talking “louder”. First time I met my future parents-in-law my English was rudimentary. Which meant, naturally, that my boyfriend’s father spoke to me extra loud short of shouting – till his son said to him: “Dad, she is not deaf”.
and there are those, who speak in a whisper and you keep having to say “would you repeat that…” and they start out with the first few words louder and then roll back into a mumbling!
It is funny how people think that saying things louder can make it easier to understand!
YOU MEAN THAT DOES NOT WORK??????
Oh my. That’s painful!
That was hard to watch!
Be honest. Didn’t you laugh?
I flunked advanced math in school, but if this question had been included in a test I probably would have passed. Gabbygeezer recently posted..A Poetic Guide to Good Living
I did not even opt for Advanced Maths. But, like you, I too could have answered this had I been asked.
Let’s hope this was staged. Otherwise it’s too painful to contemplate.
Still, and thank you, Ramana, from now on I shall take this simple question to gauge if any person running across my path was the result of incest. Or dropped on their head by the midwife.
U
Ursula recently posted..Aunts and Uncles
Wonderful idea!
Clearly the definition of overthinking the issue – geeze.
shackman recently posted..Sunrise or Sunset
Such people live amongst us Shackman!
That is sad. 🙁
Cheerful Monk recently posted..Poetic Justice
That was embarrassing. Funny the way the guy asking the question thought he had to say it louder to make it more understandable! So they were both short of a brick…
Lucky Few, that made me smile in recognition: Talking “louder”. First time I met my future parents-in-law my English was rudimentary. Which meant, naturally, that my boyfriend’s father spoke to me extra loud short of shouting – till his son said to him: “Dad, she is not deaf”.
U
Ursula recently posted..Aunts and Uncles
definitely agree
and there are those, who speak in a whisper and you keep having to say “would you repeat that…” and they start out with the first few words louder and then roll back into a mumbling!
It is funny how people think that saying things louder can make it easier to understand!
YOU MEAN THAT DOES NOT WORK??????
Oh my. That’s painful!
That was hard to watch!
Be honest. Didn’t you laugh?
I flunked advanced math in school, but if this question had been included in a test I probably would have passed.
Gabbygeezer recently posted..A Poetic Guide to Good Living
I did not even opt for Advanced Maths. But, like you, I too could have answered this had I been asked.