"Always... No, wait. Never..." -Steve Martin
If you’re gonna do a thing half assed, make sure you
don’t give a shit later when it sucks. But what I said to the kid was: I don’t
know; ask your mother.
For the weekend wanted some advice in 33 words.
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Saturday, April 6, 2013
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Ha. Ask your mother is a lot safer. We all fall into these traps. Terrific piece.
ReplyDeleteAfter I wrote the first line, where else could I go, really?
DeleteThanks lumdog!
lol, Good piece.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ann!
Deletehehe, yes indeed. Funny!
ReplyDeleteThanks Clair!
Deletelmao funny, my dad used to say the same thing... (:
ReplyDeleteHe did not... Oh, the second line. Hahaha Whose Dad didn't?
DeleteThanks, Draug!
Hahaha...great humor in this one!
ReplyDeleteI consider it fortunate that you peeps are finding this humorous.
DeleteThanks, Janna!
Oh, this is too true and too funny! The swear words work really well, ha ha ha. Amy
ReplyDeleteSwear words??? I thought I'd exercised great restraint! hahaha Thanks Amy!
DeleteI do so love your wit...so relatable this piece. Good Job!
ReplyDeleteGlad for the love, glad you consider it wit, and glad you could relate (glad for me, actually). Thanks Jenny!
Delete:-)
ReplyDeletehehe
DeleteI swear...that was funny! btw, you've been blinged: http://humantriumphant.wordpress.com/2013/04/06/blog-bling/
ReplyDeleteYou swear?? hahaha Thanks Jody! [and thank you for the bling.]
DeleteHahaha! I love this Kymm! When biting your tongue might be the best course of action... Great take on the prompt!
ReplyDeleteBiting my tongue is almost always my best course of action. If only I would.
DeleteThanks for the love, Suzanne!
6 in one ,,,
ReplyDeleteRight?
DeleteThose are swear words? Ha! Great advice (sorry for the halfass comment, I know it sucks!) wink-wink.
ReplyDeleteWhat swear word? Where?? haha (no sweat) nudge-nudge.
DeleteThanks, Marie!
Good
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ruby!
DeleteSo true. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteI laugh, yet so true. (rogRites)
ReplyDeleteGlad to have you laugh, Rog!
DeleteHahahahahahahahaa!!! I think stuff like this all the time! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteNice to know I'm not alone... Thanks for the laugh, Tina!
DeleteI know this lesson far too well being the queen of doing just enough to make/keep everyone happy. I loved this.
ReplyDeleteYeah spreading yourself thin should be illegal. Thanks for the love, Gina! (And, "hey!")
DeleteAhaha! Yes. This one I still have to learn over and over. Because I invariably give a shit later and wish I hadn't sucked to begin with.
ReplyDeleteAnd isn't it the invariably that kills you??? Thanks for reading, Jesse!
Delete:-)
ReplyDeleteTee hee.
Deletealso inventive - and clever
DeleteThank you, Steve!
DeleteAh... this explains a lot.
ReplyDeleteGod, I hope not! Thanks for hanging here, Tara!
DeleteI like this version of "haste makes waste." Very well put!
ReplyDeleteHahaha. Who knew I was being a cliché? Thanks, Valerie!
DeleteYou cover both bases very well there! The first extends the vocabulary of the kid in undesirable directions, and the other is always the safe option.
ReplyDeleteWell, that would depend on what advice the mother has to offer... Thanks, Colonialist!
Deletewisdom! word up to da faddah!
ReplyDeleteHehe Thanks, Barbara!
Deletedamn...i just figured out all my problems...
ReplyDeletegreat one, one of my favorites
Haha Glad to be of help... Thanks, Lance!
DeleteI retire in 2018. One of my goals, between now and then is, to continue to say what needs to be said to my students without uttering the profanity that is, sometimes, roaring through my brain! Restraint is a necessary virtue in my job, let me tell ya. Thanks for a refreshing post, Kymm. :)
ReplyDeleteIt helps if you can talk to yourself in profanity. That's why I'm a polyglot.
DeleteThank you, Tom!
Lol!Loved the sassy beginning with the "tame" & safe ending(ask your Mother-indeed)!
ReplyDeleteGlad for the laughter and the love. Thanks, Atreyee!
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