Are you listening to me?
"No, Mom," says Lisa. "It isn't an insect. It means something like you're good at something. Or smart."
"No, Mom," says Lisa. "It isn't an insect. It means something like you're good at something. Or smart."
"Is it a little bit red," my wife asks when I tell here about it, "I once say a reddish colour that I didn't know."
I'm starting to sweat. Where are the police when you need them. Out blowing into people's windows, probably.
"I'm not American Military." I say to him. "I'm neither American nor Military. I come by my baldness honestly." I add.
Then I would get peals of laughter when I said: "It's Fermat's Little Theorem."
The mice in my house seem to figured out how to get at a hunk of inside a hard plastic click-locking container, INSIDE the FRIDGE!
"I'm not a woman," I say, "I can't use an umbrella when it isn't raining."