Lauren, the Swiss cheese might be mine, I can distinctly remember putting my brain in your fridge when I was thinking too hard and it started to overheat again.
Ziva: What's the expiration date? Maybe I should put it in the freezer. I don't even know if you can freeze cheese. Freeze cheese! I like the sound of that that.
Nipsy: Definitely includes embarrassment and any other social faux pas. I've done them all. thanks for jumping in, or in this case, stepping in . . . it. I often do-doo.
Don't worry Lauren, everybody's too busy paying for mine.
And I think they might be due for an increase.
If you see my brain, please send it to me,
Oops.
Please send it to me.
Period.
😉
Ha! M.
RF: Does it look like Swiss cheese? If so, it might be in my refrigerator.
Ha! I can def. relate to this one.
Hi Tracie. Welcome back. I'll be by to say hello.
Lauren, the Swiss cheese might be mine, I can distinctly remember putting my brain in your fridge when I was thinking too hard and it started to overheat again.
Ziva: What's the expiration date? Maybe I should put it in the freezer. I don't even know if you can freeze cheese. Freeze cheese! I like the sound of that that.
I could use a few thousand of those post it notes. They would be put to good use.
Glenn: Like the book "100 Years of Solitude." That's pretty much me. I need a post-it for everything, too.
Without my phone, AKA my little electronic brain, I would never remember anything! I'm way past Post-Its!
And don;t worry, we'll be paying for the Bush tax cuts for years and years. Any debt of yours, Lauren, is forever down the road!
Perry: That's one of those good-news/bad-news scenarios.
Shhhhhh, don't give them any ideas! I agree with Glenn, this would make great post-it notes!
hmmm paying for my stupidity… wonder if that works for embarrassing moments as well??
I agree, these would most definitely make great post its.
MeMe: Who are they, or them masquerading as they?
Nipsy: Definitely includes embarrassment and any other social faux pas. I've done them all. thanks for jumping in, or in this case, stepping in . . . it. I often do-doo.