As I’ve mentioned before: when checking out out at the local grocery on a very busy Saturday, the checker – a man some thirty years my junior and one whom I had never seen before – kept referring to me as “young lady.” You should have seen the look on his face when, my order all bagged, I said, “Thank you, old timer.” I hope he kept his “cuteness” to himself after that.
Dirty Dragon about 5 years ago
Good choice not to overreach.
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
Now how would Earl look “dreamboat” cute?
enigmamz about 5 years ago
She says that to a lot of guys. Don’t take it too personally.
jpayne4040 about 5 years ago
At least Earl knew to go for “Wrinkly Old Man cute”!
flower among weeds about 5 years ago
Earl may not be terribly smart, but he is usually wise.
jagedlo about 5 years ago
Best to go with the one that’s more accurate, Earl!
iggyman about 5 years ago
Earl’s friend sarcastically says!
Zebrastripes about 5 years ago
His friend is always annoyed ……Earl needs to expand his circle of friends……one day….
Pontiac Mick about 5 years ago
Well the youngins call some things good looking “sick” and I’m still figuring that out.
WCraft Premium Member about 5 years ago
Crap…
sparkle 13 Premium Member about 5 years ago
NOT very convincing !!! lol
magicwalnut about 5 years ago
Why are there no “complete Pickles” collections? I’ve got the one book, but I wish I could binge without using my computer!
Perkycat about 5 years ago
One Walmart cashier always calls me and my husband ‘kids’. I like that
j.l.farmer about 5 years ago
i don’t see any wrinkles?
JLChi about 5 years ago
Waiters and store clerks and such most often address me as “young lady,” despite the obvious fact I haven’t been young in decades.
zeexenon about 5 years ago
At our age, there are one of two simple fixes, Botox or cremation.
dogday Premium Member about 5 years ago
As I’ve mentioned before: when checking out out at the local grocery on a very busy Saturday, the checker – a man some thirty years my junior and one whom I had never seen before – kept referring to me as “young lady.” You should have seen the look on his face when, my order all bagged, I said, “Thank you, old timer.” I hope he kept his “cuteness” to himself after that.