The Meaning of Lila by John Forgetta and L.A. Rose for July 15, 2010

Annie the gambling addict.

I wish they’d give that guy a first name. They adopted her, but she still addresses him as Dr. Fine.

I sincerely hope that this isn’t a relapse for Annie. I enjoy her contributions to the story lines too much.

ITA Musmo!

I completely agree Jimmymanners, it’s pretty creepy.

Maybe he and Alan should play poker with Annie to improve the bonding process.

Uh Oh…

Wouldn’t the proper term be “nauseated” rather than “nauseous”? Just asking, not demanding a change, and wondering if my grammar/vocabulary teacher earned her pay.

I sure hope they don’t kill that poor child off. Lila needs her as much as she needs Lila.

MisngNOLA: Nauseous is correct — it means you feel (actual) nausea without specifying a reason … nauseated would be used if you were explaining what caused it (and more often than not it’s used hyperbolically as a near synonym of disgusted rather than to refer to real nausea).

[claps vigorously} ^

{gets worried looks from co-workers}

Fer Lefer, apparently over the weekend Joe wrote somethings that got him banned. I read about it on other peoples posts a couple days ago. They said Joe’s posts had been removed and he had been banned.

Sounds more like a ruse to get her back to the clinic for a final, fatal blow to Dr Cad the Tad’s evil plans!

BTW, maybe “Fine” is Dr Fine’s first name. After all, if Americans can have Cliff, Brick or Randy as first names, Fine doesn’t sound too much odder. ;-)

I had a participant in one of my classes whose name was “Delicious.” So “Fine” wouldnt surprise me at all!

TheDOCTOR, we’re all clapping hard. Let Annie be safe.