I'll take two lumps of sugar and cream.Thank you.
JASON: If it’s two lumps you’re looking for, you may want to see this from Mistress Maddie.The cream will follow.
And I LL take extra cream, please.
And what is it are we waiting for, if I may ask?
HUGGY JON: Le ravissement.Es-tu prêt?
Coke, please. I'll open it myself. No glass, thank you.
LX: Not your usual double Cape Cod?
MOM: "HAVE YOU SEEN MY TEA BALL?"SON: "OH, MA, CUT IT OUT!"
NORMA: I found this in your cup.
ooo-long!
mj, you really need to do something about the art in that room. i've told you a thousand times, it gives the wrong impression.
NORMA: What do you suggest in its place?
Some nice stamps ?
MAGO: That explains why some of you are playing "post office."
how about one of those, take a number machines?
You're number 69.
Oh what a memory. I remember in high school my friend and I exploring. He had my junk out, when his mother walked in.....she was so oblivious, like June cleaver. I don't even remember how we covered it up.
MISTRESS MADDIE: Your mother, unlike June Cleaver, couldn't say, “Ward, I'm worried about The Beaver."
* gasp *She's looking right down the crease! And that's not cricket parlance.
MR. DeVICE: Nor hockey parlance.
Erm... there are no teacups! And the candlestick is ominous .Sx
MISS SCARLET: The Infomaniac Waiting Room is in dire need of a props mistress.
I'll take two lumps of sugar and cream.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
JASON: If it’s two lumps you’re looking for, you may want to see this from Mistress Maddie.
DeleteThe cream will follow.
And I LL take extra cream, please.
DeleteAnd what is it are we waiting for, if I may ask?
ReplyDeleteHUGGY JON: Le ravissement.
DeleteEs-tu prêt?
Coke, please. I'll open it myself. No glass, thank you.
ReplyDeleteLX: Not your usual double Cape Cod?
DeleteMOM: "HAVE YOU SEEN MY TEA BALL?"
ReplyDeleteSON: "OH, MA, CUT IT OUT!"
NORMA: I found this in your cup.
Deleteooo-long!
Deletemj, you really need to do something about the art in that room. i've told you a thousand times, it gives the wrong impression.
ReplyDeleteNORMA: What do you suggest in its place?
DeleteSome nice stamps ?
DeleteMAGO: That explains why some of you are playing "post office."
Deletehow about one of those,
Deletetake a number machines?
You're number 69.
DeleteOh what a memory. I remember in high school my friend and I exploring. He had my junk out, when his mother walked in.....she was so oblivious, like June cleaver. I don't even remember how we covered it up.
ReplyDeleteMISTRESS MADDIE: Your mother, unlike June Cleaver, couldn't say, “Ward, I'm worried about The Beaver."
Delete* gasp *
ReplyDeleteShe's looking right down the crease! And that's not cricket parlance.
MR. DeVICE: Nor hockey parlance.
DeleteErm... there are no teacups! And the candlestick is ominous .
ReplyDeleteSx
MISS SCARLET: The Infomaniac Waiting Room is in dire need of a props mistress.
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