Aha! Trust re-established, click, click. Now that's a really useful pair of bifocals. I hope he didn't scribble in the margin [oops, no, that would be me!] Cheers
I have a movie called SLC Punk, about a guy in the Punk movement in Salt Lake City Utah. He's got very obvious blue hair, and at one point, he's eating in a restaurant with his dad, and he yells to someone off-screen "What are you staring at, did you get a good picture?"
Always wanted to do something like that, and this post made me think of it.
Hello I found a link to your blog on casdock. My number 2 son who is 4 1/2 is suspected to have Aspergers. He LOVES the number 8 so I was really interested to see the number 8 on your blog. I am going to look around your blog in the hopes I can find out why as well as a bit more about you and why you started your blog.
Anonymous: I remember SLC Punk. I admit my favorite part is when that very meek and average-looking and “normal”-dressing kid spontaneously slams the “poser’s” head into the wall.
Yeah, Bev, that's right. I'm reading your blog. But I swear I'm getting to work immediately afterward!
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Aha! Trust re-established, click, click. Now that's a really useful pair of bifocals. I hope he didn't scribble in the margin [oops, no, that would be me!]
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Yes, well, the fountain pen is a dead giveaway - unless he is left handed in which case it's a nefarious red herring:)
ReplyDeleteI have a movie called SLC Punk, about a guy in the Punk movement in Salt Lake City Utah. He's got very obvious blue hair, and at one point, he's eating in a restaurant with his dad, and he yells to someone off-screen "What are you staring at, did you get a good picture?"
ReplyDeleteAlways wanted to do something like that, and this post made me think of it.
Hello I found a link to your blog on casdock. My number 2 son who is 4 1/2 is suspected to have Aspergers. He LOVES the number 8 so I was really interested to see the number 8 on your blog. I am going to look around your blog in the hopes I can find out why as well as a bit more about you and why you started your blog.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: I remember SLC Punk. I admit my favorite part is when that very meek and average-looking and “normal”-dressing kid spontaneously slams the “poser’s” head into the wall.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Bev, that's right. I'm reading your blog. But I swear I'm getting to work immediately afterward!
I want to be able to read the text on the bit of old yellow newspaper in your image ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful :-)
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