March 08, 2019
February 03, 2019
Sally is a “cut” up.
Should have conditioned the audience first.
Sally workshopping some new material before she uses it on the playground.
Yes, Mam, are you sure it’s for sheep?
What form of speech is “sort of”, and would the sentence mean the same without it? Just wondering.
Live free, vote Harris.
Interesting. Most of the references to Mr. Brown involve him being Charlie Brown’s father. He would stop in at the barbershop. This is one of the few instances where Sally acknowledges that her father is a barber.
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carlsonbob about 6 hours ago
Sally is a “cut” up.
mccollunsky about 5 hours ago
Should have conditioned the audience first.
PhantomStrngrr about 5 hours ago
Sally workshopping some new material before she uses it on the playground.
kendavis09 about 4 hours ago
Yes, Mam, are you sure it’s for sheep?
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member about 3 hours ago
What form of speech is “sort of”, and would the sentence mean the same without it? Just wondering.
happyinvenice23 about 1 hour ago
Live free, vote Harris.
The Orange Mailman 42 minutes ago
Interesting. Most of the references to Mr. Brown involve him being Charlie Brown’s father. He would stop in at the barbershop. This is one of the few instances where Sally acknowledges that her father is a barber.