Notice how I say that Shim saw me. Also notice that its ambiguous as to who was running.
To clear any doubt, Shim was on his bike when he saw me running home along Hamilton and Military.
He yelled, "Brady!"
I yelled, "Shim!"
And that's all I have to say about that.
Something for Fredcube
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With football season in full swing, I figured it was time for me to dust
off the tale of my greatest moment on the gridiron.
It was while I was in High Sch...
5 years ago
I saw brady standing in my kitchen in my underwear this morning. Man english can be so ambiguous.
ReplyDeleteFred, now what was that important reminder you wanted to post?
ReplyDeleteI read into Munson and Fred gay couple
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Not that there's anything wrong with that. Although I'm not sure I follow the logic ...
ReplyDeleteMe: I'm getting a new job.
Munson: stop calling me gay.
Me: I wear underwear.
Munson: stop calling me gay.
Hmm.
I know! Right?
ReplyDelete(ACK! - if I could only OCD scrub my brain after typing that)
Anyway, the logic is hard to follow, especially when you throw ambiguity into the mix.
Right?
ACK!!!!
let me help with the brain scrub. Although I must warn you, it might be worse. Here goes:
ReplyDeleteI get knocked down, but I get up again You're never gonna keep me down I get knocked down, but I get up again You're never gonna keep me down I get knocked down, but I get up again You're never gonna keep me down I get knocked down, but I get up again You're never gonna keep me down
Yeah I saw ya, what the hell were you wearing? I was afraid to stop and talk and it had nothing to do with the neighborhood. Was that a stylish safety patrol vest?
ReplyDeleteThat vest is my anti-widowmaker protection. That, and so people can see me more readily, which allows an opportunity to blog about it later and proclaim my egocentric self importance.
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