Transcript:
Janis: I thought you were being mean, but you really like these photos of me napping!
Arlo: Yes! They're charming!
Janis: You know, I believe you mean that!
Janis: Ah...that makes me feel special!
Arlo: You're erasing them.
Janis: Darn tootin'!
LuvThemPluggers about 8 years ago
What husband uses the word “charming.” He’s up to something!
Partyalldatyme about 8 years ago
I think it’s called “deleting” now, not “erasing”. Then again, we still refer to video as “taping” or even “filming”.
jarvisloop about 8 years ago
Her basic selfish, cruel nature is on display once again. Arlo deserves someone better, especially one who does not contact old flames to see if the fire is still there.
DDrazen about 8 years ago
Tech giveth, and tech taketh away.
duanemorgan2013 about 8 years ago
There is no erasing or deleting on a computer. You can only write. Deleting or erasing only makes that space available to be written to again and may never be used again by the computer. To really make a file unrecoverable a program needs to be used, such as BleachBit, that writes several times over a memory area with all ones and all zeros to obliterat all traces of what was written there.
Ermine Notyours about 8 years ago
She’s erasing them? Well, there’s more where that came from.
Alphaomega about 8 years ago
No one looks charming while sleeping.Arlo is truly enamoured with Janis,even after all these years.
William Taylor about 8 years ago
Women are such illogical creatures. Sigh………..
paul brians about 8 years ago
I think they’re both being sweet, and Janis is in addition being witty. Nothing vicious here.
wes tnt about 8 years ago
He’ll go looking somewhere else if not satisfied at home
Calvin about 8 years ago
What a bunch of CR@P! Charliegirl, Maizing and slsharris
TheBigPickle about 8 years ago
Good thing he already uploaded them to the cloud…
hippogriff about 8 years ago
Dani RiceUnfortunately, most languages in the world use Roman alphabet, but not the same phonics. So when we steal it, either we change the spelling to approximate the sound, or (more commonly) keep the spelling and mispronounce the word..This is different from German, which describes it in as few words as possible, knocks out the spaces, and it is a German word; sometimes ridiculously long, but easy to expand ones v90ocabularly. Or from French, which is to turn it over the Academie Française, who will study it for a decade before it can be used in a legal document.