Interesting…he rips off two expletives that would be offensive to a lot of people, but she has to disguise a more or less every-day word. Is Babcock making a point about the language usage of the two characters, or what? I’m puzzled.
Ray C - I agree - someone must believe it is okay to offend the object of another’s worship than it is to offend an MTV television series about idiots.
Maybe the point is that the language is part of his jack-assidness. (Or is it jack-assidity?)
Anyway, I got so involved in that conundrum, I didn’t really appreciate a d*rn good punch line. (By the way, I learned last week that if you write “DAR_N” in here, you will get a bleep substituted.
I am more confused than Pierre, and that’s saying a lot.
Whenever my sister did something nasty to me, she got away with it without apologizing. When I offended her (and anything could offend her, even if it wasn’t offensive), I was expected to apoligize. When I did, I still got treated as if I hadn’t. When our mother died, the house was to be sold and the money divided; she used her position as executor to keep the house as a rental property instead, thus effectively cutting me out of the will. If I could go back to early childhood, I’d kill her, make it look like an accident, and grow up happily as an only child.
“My childhood was a period of waiting for the moment when I could send everyone and everything connected with it to hell”
Was she older or younger? My younger sister got away with a lot more then I did. That said, it’s sad when parents favor one child over another and make it obvious. Is your sister aware of how you feel?
Se’s six years older, and though I’ve had no contact with her for six years she knows how I feel. I wouldn’t push her out of the way of a speeding bus (more likely vice-versa).
I was spoiled a good deal as the baby but I don’t feel like I “abused” that too much. (Not much of a surprise that I would think that but my 3 older brothers and one older sister have yet to express any desires to shove me in front of a bus but then again I haven’t swindled them out of money or precious keepsakes from a dearly departed loved one either.)
margueritem about 16 years ago
You may as well try to stop the sun from shining, Mona.
runar about 16 years ago
Sisters don’t count. Any apology given to a sister is forgotten five minutes later.
Ray_C about 16 years ago
Interesting…he rips off two expletives that would be offensive to a lot of people, but she has to disguise a more or less every-day word. Is Babcock making a point about the language usage of the two characters, or what? I’m puzzled.
Nugget0 Premium Member about 16 years ago
Ray C - I agree - someone must believe it is okay to offend the object of another’s worship than it is to offend an MTV television series about idiots.
Ray_C about 16 years ago
Maybe the point is that the language is part of his jack-assidness. (Or is it jack-assidity?) Anyway, I got so involved in that conundrum, I didn’t really appreciate a d*rn good punch line. (By the way, I learned last week that if you write “DAR_N” in here, you will get a bleep substituted. I am more confused than Pierre, and that’s saying a lot.
margueritem about 16 years ago
Runar, I’m still waiting to hear that sister story of yours.
runar about 16 years ago
Whenever my sister did something nasty to me, she got away with it without apologizing. When I offended her (and anything could offend her, even if it wasn’t offensive), I was expected to apoligize. When I did, I still got treated as if I hadn’t. When our mother died, the house was to be sold and the money divided; she used her position as executor to keep the house as a rental property instead, thus effectively cutting me out of the will. If I could go back to early childhood, I’d kill her, make it look like an accident, and grow up happily as an only child.
“My childhood was a period of waiting for the moment when I could send everyone and everything connected with it to hell”
— Igor Stravinsky
margueritem about 16 years ago
Was she older or younger? My younger sister got away with a lot more then I did. That said, it’s sad when parents favor one child over another and make it obvious. Is your sister aware of how you feel?
klaude about 16 years ago
Da Igor, I’ll drink to that.
runar about 16 years ago
Se’s six years older, and though I’ve had no contact with her for six years she knows how I feel. I wouldn’t push her out of the way of a speeding bus (more likely vice-versa).
MichelleZProvencher about 6 years ago
I was spoiled a good deal as the baby but I don’t feel like I “abused” that too much. (Not much of a surprise that I would think that but my 3 older brothers and one older sister have yet to express any desires to shove me in front of a bus but then again I haven’t swindled them out of money or precious keepsakes from a dearly departed loved one either.)