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I have no clue where you emigrated from, m4l. Nothing in the way you post has given away any Britishisms or any other malarky. Somebody used the word “mobile” earlier. If that was you, you’re from the UK, Australia, NZ or Asia.
Give me some clues…do you come from a land where 110/120v or 220v is used? Is your surname monosyllabic or multisyllabic? Does it end in a vowel??
I have no clue where you emigrated from, m4l. Nothing in the way you post has given away any Britishisms or any other malarky. Somebody used the word “mobile” earlier. If that was you, you’re from the UK, Australia, NZ or Asia.
Give me some clues…do you come from a land where 110/120v or 220v is used? Is your surname monosyllabic or multisyllabic? Does it end in a vowel??
ROFL @ excel jockey!!
Antique glass pumps! Ha!
I’ll just be making phone calls to my momma and grammy.
“BRG, I gave my wife and mother the gift the keeps on giving – a bouncing baby boy.”
Where did you get that from as my mother would love one!
I prefer the job title “excel jockey” to number counter Kens
M4L, that is the best gift of all.
What are you giving Mrs. M4L?
BRG, did you have your little glass baby booties bronzed?
“Brunch at Al Di La?”
How long’s the wait?
Am I gorgeous enough?
Maybe if your plastic pumps are on a foot high platform and you can be 6’4 in them, you might have a shot.
> “How much 11217 trouncing can you do in one day???”
No sh*t. It’s frakkin’ lame.
sixyears, then I am a bad spy. There goes my backup career. I’ll just stick to counting numbers. That seems to work for me.