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jnk wrote:Most of the attorneys with degrees in economics in my neighborhood work either for the CIA or for the Mafia (or both). So if no one hears from me again, you'll know what happened.

I'm afraid that desribes me (except the CIA part). I feel like Kilopy's evil twin.

PST wrote:

jnk wrote:Most of the attorneys with degrees in economics in my neighborhood work either for the CIA or for the Mafia (or both). So if no one hears from me again, you'll know what happened.

I'm afraid that desribes me (except the CIA part). I feel like Kilopy's evil twin.

Well, the CIA is always recruiting, but the Mafia pays better, I hear.

You have amazing posts, PST. And treat people with perfect respect. (More respect than I show with my sillyness, anyway.)

You are obviously the good twin.

Thanks for letting me live.

jeff (The MESS)

rested gal wrote:Jeff, you're a mess!!!

Southerners will recognize that phrase for the affectionate, laughing comment it usually is...in the South.

http://www.tinksmom.com/wordpress/2009/ ... a-redneck/
11. When I was acting silly recently, she told me, “Mama, you’re a mess.”

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When someone looks at me if I just made them laugh, and says that phrase with a smile on his/her face, I go away happy. When I tell someone he's a mess, I always mean it fondly. I'm telling him or her,"You're as cute as a button."

When someone says, "You're a mess," and gesticulates, an all-inclusive head-to-toe wave of the hand, without the smile, I tend to balk a little.

To be perfectly clear... Jeff, I'm smiling!! I always love what you say and how you say it.

You're a MESS!!

And people say I'm a mess????

Patrick A wrote:And people say I'm a mess????

Only with great affection, Patrick, my sweet.

rested gal wrote:

Patrick A wrote:And people say I'm a mess????

Only with great affection, Patrick, my sweet.

Can I get a new aluminum hat soon?