They’re both reading a newspaper! I remember the olden days when everyone read newspapers and comic strips could talk about stuff like propaganda. Actually, back in the 70s, I worked for Voice of America in Washington D.C. We were in the editorial department. We had to put the news articles into perfect English so it would be easier for the translators to translate the articles. Some languages don’t have a way to show possession – so we couldn’t say My Mother’s House – we had to change everything to the phrases like the house of my mother.
BasilBruce 3 days ago
It’s when you see something clearly; you take a proper gander at it.
LoisG Premium Member 2 days ago
They’re both reading a newspaper! I remember the olden days when everyone read newspapers and comic strips could talk about stuff like propaganda. Actually, back in the 70s, I worked for Voice of America in Washington D.C. We were in the editorial department. We had to put the news articles into perfect English so it would be easier for the translators to translate the articles. Some languages don’t have a way to show possession – so we couldn’t say My Mother’s House – we had to change everything to the phrases like the house of my mother.
Redd Panda 2 days ago
Things change and not always for the better. A guy can’t buy a decent pair of striped trousers today. Sad.
brklnbern 2 days ago
Jeff has his own uses, and how come so many pretty girls gather near his window?
brklnbern 2 days ago
Right Jeff it is a well behaved male goose, a proper gander.